Press Coverage

Street Preacher Muzzled By Judge CHQR Newsroom 4/30/2008 A Calgary judge has granted an injunction against a street preacher from

Human rights complaint filed by Artur Pawlowski against the City of Calgary, Mayor Dave Bronconier, Bill Bruce – Chief BiLaw

Human rights complaint filed by Bogdan Stobiecki against the Drop-In Centre and Dermot Baldwin, Executive Director on April 13, 2008:

Drop-In Centre refutes Street Church claims: ‘This isn’t about faith’ By Krista Sylvester April 22, 2008 01:00 Anybody who breaks

Complaint alleges shelter barring clients tied to Street Church By Krista Sylvester April 21, 2008 01:11   A human rights

ATTACKS ON STREET MINISTRY MUST END!   (Calgary) The Calgary Drop-In Centre and Street Church Ministries are neighbours and co-workers

The Street Church injunction hearing started with volunteers singing the Canadian National Anthem outside the courthouse. Volunteers then sang Amazing

By KRISTA SYLVESTER Metro Calgary   A local street preacher will have to wait yet another two weeks to learn

Calgary Herald   Published: Saturday, April 19, 2008 Re: "Nothing civilized about bylaw that targets homeless," Paula Arab, Opinion, April 17.

City resumes court battle against street preacher Injunction sought until trial held on free-speech issues   Graeme Morton Calgary Herald