Hatred

• ‘Bullying’: B.C. leaders back inclusive education material as anti-2SLTBQIA+ rallies planned

  Kasari Govender says peaceful demonstration protects democracy and generates debate, but the human rights of the trans and 2SLGBTQIA+ community are "not up for debate."

  Politics

  Sep 19, 2023
  
• Guelph Black Heritage Society ‘dismayed’ with number of threats made toward group

  The Guelph Black Heritage Society says there has been an increase in the severity and frequency of threats and acts of intimidation.

  Crime

  Mar 31, 2023
  
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• Stratford, Ont. police investigating homophobic graffiti as hate crime

  Police said they responded to Sirkel Foods Tuesday morning and found homophobic hate speech spray painted on the back of the business.

  Crime

  Nov 2, 2022
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• Canada’s government can’t be ‘neutral umpire’ in fight against Islamophobia: experts

  The emergency summit was called in response to a recent string of violent attacks that have injured or killed Muslim Canadians.

  Canada

  Jul 22, 2021
• Granby man charged with inciting hate over online posts

  According to police, the man's arrest came after an article in La Voix de l’Est reported about an alleged Nazi sympathizer who had been identified by a CEGEP professor.

  Crime

  Jan 7, 2020
• Dartmouth NDP candidate addresses hateful comments ahead of federal election

  Comments included "How terrible Muslims are, you're terrible people, you don't belong here, we don't want your kind," Rana Zaman said.

  Politics

  May 7, 2019
• Crown seeks one-year jail term against Toronto editor convicted of promoting hate

  The Crown is seeking a one-year jail term for a Toronto editor convicted of promoting hatred against women and Jews.

  Crime

  Apr 26, 2019
• Posts on Facebook proposing ‘shoot an Indian day’ prompt arrest of Flin Flon woman, Saskatchewan woman

  Two women from Flin Flon face charges after an incendiary post on Facebook that called for "a 24-hour purge" and a "shoot an Indian day."

  Crime

  Jul 31, 2018
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• Policy advocate criticizing London council’s emergency motion as an “attack on free speech”

  City hall is taking heat for an emergency motion that condemns the activities of organizations with ideologies contrary to the city's, which some say limits free speech.

  Politics

  Aug 23, 2017
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• London city council stands united against hate and bigotry

  The emergency motion, which calls on Londoners to stand united against racism, passed by a vote of 14-0.

  Canada

  Aug 23, 2017