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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…

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.

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.

Jesse Johnson, a Calgary pizza shop owner who faced charges for serving unvaccinated customers during COVID-19, is now suing the Alberta government after those charges were dropped.

Marco Van Huigenbos, now facing up to 10 years in prison after being convicted of mischief over $5,000 along with two others in the Coutts blockade, fires back at Alberta Premier Danielle Smith for her 'deflecting' comments about the verdict.

Media Bezirgan's video of the "intimidatingly" heavy RCMP presence went viral, receiving over 600,000 views on X within 18 hours.

Sowery was sentenced to 10 months in prison last month for having run over a pylon with his truck at an RCMP checkpoint, leaving an officer in tears, traumatized.

People gathered outside the Lethbridge courthouse in support of the two men who have been held in remand since February 2022, as their week-long pre-trial continues today.

James Sowery was found guilty by a jury of assault with a weapon and dangerous driving, today he was sentenced by a judge to 10 months in prison. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS ON THE COURT PROCEEDING

A large convoy in support of the 4 accused assembled in southern Alberta on Saturday.

Canadian Pastor Artur Pawlowski, who faced a 50-day imprisonment for defying COVID-19 restrictions, is poised to launch a significant legal battle.

January 8th, 2024, is the date when the announcement regarding the specific day for delivering this crucial decision will be made. This decision will have profound implications for Chris Carbert, one of the Coutts protesters who has spent nearly 700 days in pre-trial custody.

Artur Pawlowski, who attempted to attend Hanukkah celebrations at Calgary City Hall, was escorted out by police due to an existing trespass notice issued nearly a year ago.