CFWIJ and WPF vehemently condemns the arrest and obstruction charges faced by journalist Brandi Morin at the hands of the Edmonton Police Service.

CFWIJ and WPF is extremely alarmed to have discovered secretive surveillance and monitoring of journalist Brandi Morin by Welund, a multinational intelligence firm contracted by the Alberta government.

CFWIJ and WPF joins more than a half-dozen press freedom groups to drop the bogus charges against Brandi Morin, an esteemed journalist who was simply doing her job.

Renowned journalist Brandi Morin, well known for her coverage of indigenous stories in Canada, faced threats from the security of a pipeline while documenting a demonstration.

Police officer assaulted and threatened journalist Brandi Morin with arrest as she reported on a raid of environmental blockade.

Award-winning journalist Brandi Morin was subjected to unauthorized surveillance bordering on harassment by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).

Journalist Brandi Morin is on the receiving end of a vile abuse campaign.

The Canadian Association of Journalists sued the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) for restricting access of the press to the Fairy Creek demonstrations. Both, the police brutality on site and the subsequent censorship has been an ongoing issue for months. In response to the lawsuit, the RCMP registered an affidavit against journalist Brandi Morin accusing her of lying about being prohibited from visiting the site despite there being video proof to the contrary.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) harassed and attempted to intimidate journalist Brandi Morin when she visited the Unist’ot’en Healing Camp, according to her tweet on Tuesday. Brandi was visiting the area alongside Amber Bracken to shoot a “series”.