The online world is big with dark corners. So, how do you stop online hate before it moves offline? Continue reading →

A candidate who was running for mayor in the city of Thompson, who made comments supporting white supremacy a decade ago, has withdrawn from the October election. Continue reading →

The Canada Revenue Agency took action against the Ottawa Islamic Centre and Assalam Mosque following audits that raised concerns about its roster of guest speakers. Continue reading →

Just days after Facebook, Apple and YouTube removed content from Alex Jones’ brand Infowars from their platforms, the Infowars app has become the fourth most popular news app in the United States. Continue reading →

The move by Apple is the most sweeping of a recent crackdown on Jones’s programs by Facebook and other online sites that have suspended or removed some of his conspiracy-driven content. Continue reading →

The server at a Texas restaurant who said a customer called him a terrorist admitted Monday that he made up the story. Continue reading →

There were 1,409 police-reported “criminal incidents in Canada that were motivated by hate” in 2016. Continue reading →

A server at a steakhouse in Texas received a shocking surprise when he picked up the bill receipt for his table only to find a hateful and racist remark written on it by a customer. Continue reading →

Bill 206 will ensure organizations that exist solely to promote hate, such as white supremacy groups, will not be granted status as Alberta Societies. Continue reading →