The Canadian Anti-Hate Network is looking for new board members and new advisory board members.
After turning himself in to face nine charges for actions taken during the Ottawa occupation protests, Ontario Member of Provincial Parliament Randy Hillier agreed to a series of bail conditions limiting his social media posting and who he can have contact with.
Almost like these protests have been about something else all along.
Last week, footage emerged of city police striking counter-protesters with bicycles in order to allow another COVID-conspiracy demonstration to parade through the streets of Calgary. Undeterred, on Saturday, residents turned out again to make their voices heard.
When counter-protesters tried to block the path of what has been weekly COVID-conspiracy protests for over a year, they were met with strikes from police bicycles. Undeterred, the community has another counter-demonstration planned for this weekend.
Expanding on initial data released in 2021, the new report offers additional insights into hate crimes and incidents in 2020.
“This is the BEST chance to curry up favour with the rest of the right,” wrote American white nationalist Ryan Sanchez, urging Canadian white nationalists to support the occupation.
While the phrase was parroted by many who were not in the know, it is being leveraged by neo-Nazis who seek to introduce it into mainstream discourse – both for the lulz and as a political strategy.
Citing the likelihood he would re-offend and breach his conditions, an Ontario Justice of the Peace has denied Pat King bail while he awaits trial for his role in the Ottawa protests.
After our investigation revealed the identity of the man behind “Red Serge,” Everett Ross Field is facing a tribunal that could determine the future of his career in law.
The blockade and occupation protests have garnered support from a variety of sources within Canada. But how does a far-right movement made up of varying beliefs and prone to infighting sustain this size?
