This decision was followed by an announcement that Diagolon would delete its private, pay-to-enter chat room.
With the Ontario provincial election a little over two weeks away, one riding is running multiple candidates with questionable platforms—including one of Canada’s most well-known white nationalists.
Internal leaks report the site was removed because it was “not a good faith attempt to make money.”
Just 24 hours since the call was first put out, over 100 messages of support have been received.
The recent delay of the so-called trade war has left parts of Canada’s Trump-supporting far-right trying to straddle a line between nationalism and Trump’s anti-Canada agenda.
A 17-year-old shooter killed one classmate and wounded another before taking his own life. His manifesto and journal cite the Québec City Mosque shooting and the London, Ontario van attack that killed a Muslim family among his inspirations.
Trump has pardoned or commuted the sentences of over 1,500 rioters who stormed the Capitol building on January 6, 2021. Included among them are the former leader and several members of the Proud Boys—a group designated as a terrorist entity in Canada.
Meta’s new policy that allows users to deny the existence of gay and transgender persons seems to be incompatible with Canadian law, which has found that those kinds of statements are hate speech.
Lisa MacLeod has since apologized for what she says was an “inappropriate” comment that was not intended to hurt anybody.
“MKY” is a transnational neo-Nazi organization encouraging murder, bombings, and acts of terrorism from its members.
Despite attempts to conceal their identities while recruiting new members, a new chapter of the neo-Nazi fight club left behind digital and video footprints.
Patrick Macdonald, once known as Dark Foreigner, continued creating art for neo-Nazi movements after the Atomwaffen Division disbanded.