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School Boards, Schools Targeted As Anti-2SLGBTQ+ Protests Continue
In and outside of school board meetings protests are attempting to disrupt some of the most basic accommodations for 2SLGBTQ+ students.
Polish Presidential Hopeful Calls for Extradition of Canadian Ukrainian Member of Nazi SS-led Galician Division
“Certainly, Czarnek is not credible as a defender of Holocaust memory, given his vicious attacks on the Holocaust historians in Poland,” says one expert.
Prolific Neo-Nazi Author Gets 15 Months For Inciting Hatred Against Jewish People
The case focused on only one of the hundreds of hateful posts written by Gabriel Sohier-Chaput under the alias “Zeiger.”
Statement Regarding a Lawsuit Filed by Caryma Sa’d
Hate on Display at the 1 Million March 4 Children Rally in Calgary
In Calgary, organizer Mahmoud Mourra handed the microphone to a young child, who told the crowd that gay people are “psychopaths” and “disgusting.”
Important Context About the “1 Million March 4 Children”
Jeremy Mackenzie Agrees To A Peace Bond In Saskatchewan Assault Case
After being accused of pointing a firearm at one individual and assaulting another, MacKenzie has agreed to a peace bond in exchange for a staying of the charges.
“Parental Rights” Policies Emerging Across Canada That Critics Warn Could Impact At-Risk Trans Youth
More provinces are instituting school policies that could potentially lead to outing transgender students to their parents, and may also violate children’s rights.
John Carpay Banned From Practicing Law In Manitoba After Hiring Private Investigator To Follow Judge
JCCF President John Carpay and another lawyer working with the organization must also pay a fine of $5,000 each.
Legal Observer Pelted With Paint During Protest Over Serial Killer Landfill Searches
On scene to record and document police actions towards protesters, one volunteer on the ground was doused in white paint.
Anti-2SLBGTQ+ Activist Has Acquittal Overturned, Appeal Court Orders New Trial
William Whatcott will face a retrial for the willful promotion of hatred for distributing graphic images of diseased and dead bodies on homophobic flyers during a Pride Parade.