In this case, the flag that Twisted Element put up covered windows on the second floor. "We are willing to work with Twisted Element and the LGBTQ community to develop a compromise where they can display their pride flag without covering windows of other tenants." The owners of a gay nightclub in Calgary are crying foul after being ordered by their landlord to remove a giant pride flag hung outside the building to support victims of the Orlando mass shooting. "It's truly sad and I'm extremely, extremely angry about this," Twisted Element owner RayJean Fafard said in a video posted to social media of the flag being taken down. But the lawyer representing the building's owner said the flag was ordered down because the nightclub owners didn't seek proper permission before putting it up.

Source: CBC News June 15, 2016 15:44 UTC