The Canadian Anti-Hate Network is pointing the finger at Blacklock’s Reporter after Conservative MPs questioned nearly $1 million in federal funding for the group’s operations.
Evan Balgord, executive director of the federally subsidized network, said in a Montréal podcast Friday that he admired Blacklock’s as a journalist until it began reporting on his activities.
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: If Bill C-9 passes in Canada, UK based CASM has already complied 13,055 posts from Canadian accounts that will be considered a hate crime.
Over 1 million Canadian posts have been screened by CASM, searching for hate crimes.
Amazingly no hate speech against white… https://t.co/MJsp4WDrsJ pic.twitter.com/CTbUuUWGNL
— Bruce McGonigal (@bruce_mcgonigal) October 3, 2025
Another “Only Whites Can Be Racist Scam”.
I’ve posted on the ISD (Institute For Strategic Dialogue) before, they’ve received funding from the usual suspects, the Liberal Government, Soros etc. and must be considered a tool of left wing extremism and elite censorship.
h/t Mauser
It’s a scary time. The air is full of angry words. Hate crimes are on the rise. Now, many would say, is the time to bring in tougher laws against hate speech.
The government certainly thinks so. New federal legislation would criminalize the display of certain hate symbols and make it easier to lay charges for spreading hate propaganda.
… Rob Dhanu, a lawyer and former B.C. prosecutor, said there are already laws against mischief and intimidation, and proving “willful promotion of hatred” when someone is displaying a terror symbol may require hate speech that would already be illegal under Canadian law. He also said allowing police to bypass a provincial attorney general might wrongly lower the bar for charges against speech, even if it removes bottlenecks when combating hate crimes.
We have plenty of laws already, these new laws are more about politics than hate and will be equally ignored or selectively applied like all the rest.
Justice Minister Sean Fraser introduced new legislation in the House of Commons on Thursday aimed at combating hate crimes and strengthening protections for Canadians.
In his remarks, Fraser described the bill as part of Canada’s broader commitment to ensuring all citizens can live freely in their communities regardless of race, religion, or sexual orientation.
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With the recent murder of Charlie Kirk and that of the kids at the Annunciation Catholic Church, the subject of “hate crime” has come up again. I suggest that people who can’t control the conversation by other, more logical means generally put forward the concept of hate speech. I’ll go further and suggest that we should be removing all hate crime legislation from the books because it is so very arbitrarily enforced.
“Go suck a sawed-off shotgun”
“You’re a Nazi piece of shit”
“We kill Nazis”This is what @usacycling’s Connor Wolfe says to women standing up for female sports. Men don’t belong in women sports!
USA Cycling has kids as young as 6 years old in the sport!pic.twitter.com/F4Qb7GcuGB
— Gays Against Groomers (@againstgrmrs) September 16, 2025
Proposed anti-hate legislation could help police in ‘cloudy areas’: analyst
A proposed anti-hate legislation could help police during protesting amid rise in hate crimes in Canada, a public safety analyst says.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to introduce a bill this week that will prohibit people from restricting access to places of worship, religious or cultural buildings, and schools.
The bill is also slated to include three new hate-related Criminal Code offences: willful intimidation, obstruction, and standalone hate occurring near places of worship.
In 2024, of the 1,343 reported hate crimes that were classified as motivated by religion, those targeting the Jewish community accounted for 920, or roughly 68 per cent.
The next largest number of religiously motivated hate crimes were those targeting Muslim Canadians, with 229 reports in 2024, up slightly from 220 incidents in 2023 and 109 in 2022.
For Catholics, 61 hate crimes were reported in 2024, compared to 49 in 2023 and 52 in 2022.
Controversial so-called street preachers charged with hate crimes in British Columbia
A pair of so-called street preachers known for verbally harassing women in Ontario are now facing hate crime charges in relation to allegations they interfered with worshippers at two churches in B.C.’s Lower Mainland last fall.
According to court documents obtained by CBC News, Steven Ravbar and Matthew Carapella are accused of mischief “motivated by bias, prejudice or hate based on sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression” for a pair of incidents dating back to a Sunday in November 2024.
The sword attack at a Brandon high school last week was a targeted and racially motivated assault, police say.
“The offender planned the attack and the perpetration of violence against targets chosen specifically based on race — targeting people of colour and immigrants. It was a deliberate, senseless, targeted act of hate,” Chief Tyler Bates said in a statement posted on the police service’s Facebook page on Friday.
The Waterloo Regional District School Board (WRDSB) has apparently approved training material for staff that alleges the term “family” is racist.
According to internal documents published June 4 by independent media outlet Juno News, the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation is telling staff at the Waterloo-Oxford District Secondary School that the term “family” is rooted in white supremacy.
Can you imagine the outrage in our media if this slur were leveled against Muslims or Jews?
I hope parents launch a hate crime complaint.
h/t Auntie Polly
Poilievre’s plan to deport residents under the pretense of hate crimes is not leadership. It’s dangerous politics
Over the years, as an immigration lawyer I’ve had the privilege of representing countless newcomers to Canada — refugee claimants, permanent residents and future citizens. And if there’s one thing these clients share, it’s a deep commitment to following the law.
They know — often better than most — that their path to citizenship depends on it.
That’s why Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s recent threat to deport non-citizens involved in “antisemitic crimes” isn’t just alarming — it’s dishonest.
Woman, 27, accused of ‘suspected hate-motivated’ incident at TTC station
A 27-year-old woman is accused of a suspected hate-motivated incident at a TTC station in North York last summer.
Toronto Police claim a woman assaulted and threw alcohol on the alleged victim, then uttered anti-East Indian comments and threats around 8:30 p.m. on July 2, 2024.
Mursal Abdul Basir was taken into custody on Tuesday.
Toronto man accused of uttering hate-motivated threats on board TTC bus
Police chiefs have called for a complete overhaul of the recording of non-crime hate incidents, warning that it has become an “impediment” to officers doing their job.
The chairman of the College of Policing, Lord Herbert of South Downs, said the government should consider scrapping the practice in its present form, making him the most senior policing figure to criticise how hate incidents are logged.
