A demonstration in Montreal on Canada Day hosted by La Meute, an anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim, far-right group, didn't amount to much. They were outnumbered by anti-racist and anti-fascist activists.
While most of the men charged in an alleged plot to seize part of Quebec have little-known public online presence, one of the accused’s social media shows an intense interest in guns and a proximity to the far-right.
In a two-day sentencing hearing, experts testified about the impact of Patrick Macdonald, the man once known as Dark Foreigner, and his work for the Atomwaffen Division.
After being found guilty of promoting a terrorist neo-Nazi group in December, a three day sentencing hearing will determine Patrick Macdonald’s punishment for his work as Dark Foreigner.