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"The official opposition waits until it's too late, and then they start to talk about it," reasoned Wycliffe. "I'm building the messaging now, making the noise now to build the case against Bill C-63," he added.

On the 923rd day of their remand custody, Justice David Labrenz is set to sentence the two Coutts protesters to over six years in jail (before reductions).

I asked Jeremy MacKenzie, the de facto leader of Diagolon, why Canadian media and politicians are condemning their peaceful private events while turning a blind eye to the glorification of terrorists by Khalistani organizations, whose…

Father to 2 daughters, Chris Lysak was held in pre-trial custody for almost two years over a serious charge that was later dropped as part of a plea deal, but he still has significant legal fees to pay.

"Get Out of Here:" Mourning family members of victims of the 1985 Air India bombing, Canada's deadliest terror attack, react to Khalistan separatists who came to "stand in solidarity" with them.

Trial by jury is set to begin tomorrow for the two men who have been held in remand for over 840 days on charges of conspiracy to murder RCMP officers during the anti-COVID mandates protest in Coutts, Alberta.

“The Charter is not protecting you, the courts are not protecting you, so wake up!” urges longtime former Conservative MP Art Hanger outside the Lethbridge courthouse, where the trial of the Coutts 4 is being held.

FOIP documents obtained by Media Bezirgan reveal that Amarjeet Sohi did not disclose any companies while serving as a city councillor, during the years when Whiterock Ventures (WRV)—a trucking company owned by his brother Harkesh Sohi…

Today is the last week of pre-trial hearings before the two men accused of conspiring to kill RCMP officers during a two-week-long anti-Covid-19 protest at the Canada-U.S. border town of Coutts, Alberta, finally proceed to trial next week.

Dr. Paul Bullen, PhD in Political Science from the University of Chicago, provides his analysis on Canadian politicians pandering to Khalistani separatists and the inadequacy of the mainstream media.

Assassins, suicide bombers, and Talwinder Singh Parmar, a suspect in Canada's worst terror attack, were among those glorified as martyrs in a parade in Calgary, Alberta, in which Canadian police and politicians participated.

Billed as a "religious parade" in Calgary, Alberta, this event took on a distinctly political tone, displaying posters that accused India of assassinations and featured names and images of Khalistani militants—individuals recognized as terrorists by Canada and/or India.

While most of the protesters left the campus by midnight, police resorted to deploying tear gas and pepper spray to push the remaining group of protesters off the campus.

Fresh corruption allegations have emerged against Edmonton Mayor Amarjeet Sohi. Evidence suggests that while he was a city councillor, the city of Edmonton awarded contracts worth upwards of millions of dollars to a trucking company owned…