Anti-Hate Network chair speaks out after arrest of Canadian Armed Forces member with alleged ties to hate group

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Bernie Farber, chair of the Anti-Hate Network, demanded the Canadian Armed Forces do more to inform Canadians about how its handling of members associated with hate groups.

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