Brian Mason, a top NDP cabinet minister, blasted the United Conservative Party Thursday for snuggling up to Rebel Media. The two main leadership candidates, Brian Jean and Jason Kenney, responded by fleeing Ezra Levant’s alt-right outfit at light speed. 684 more words
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Farber: Echoing Charlottesville – Ottawa’s own neo-Nazi riot
It was a cool evening in Ottawa on May 29. The weather, however did nothing to cool the fury of a white supremacist hate rock concert held that evening in the downtown area. 731 more words
VP Mike Pence says he stands with Trump in aftermath of Charlottesville
By Shannon Pettypiece
Vice President Mike Pence expressed his support for Donald Trump in carefully worded remarks as the administration coped with the fallout over controversial statements from the president on the deadly weekend violence in Virginia. 580 more words
University of Toronto says white nationalist group is not welcome on campus
TORONTO — The University of Toronto has told a white nationalist group they are not welcome to hold a rally on campus.
The group — called the Canadian Nationalist Party — has set up a Facebook page promoting a gathering on campus in September to discuss the nationalist movement in Canada and the future of the country. 309 more words
Man incorrectly 'doxxed' as Charlottesville white nationalist now fears for his safety
After a day of work at the Engineering Research Center at the University of Arkansas, Kyle Quinn had a pleasant Friday night in Bentonville, Ark., with his wife and a colleague. 358 more words
Beaudry-Mellor may not be able to address Sask. Party government's image problem
In some ways, the Saskatchewan Party couldn’t find a better first entry into its leadership race than Regina MLA Tina Beaudry-Mellor.
Were it not enough that she is an urban woman, devoted mom and a university-level political science instructor, she’s also the government’s social services minister capable of taking the edge off the Sask. 637 more words
