Canada looking at Australia’s experience in regulating social media
Forthcoming regulator will be able to impose "financial penalties" on digital platforms, minister confirmed.
Quebec mosque shooting
I helped found the I Remember January 29 Collective so Quebec never forgets
The act of remembrance is a critical part of resisting racism and Islamophobia in Quebec City, writes Nora Loreto.
Far-right extremists who emboldened the Quebec City mosque shooter still thrive today
The perpetrator of the 2017 Quebec City mosque attack — and his consumption of far-right media online — should remind us that social isolation and white supremacy are an explosive mix, writes Nora Loreto.
Canada occupies unique space in 'manosphere' of extremist violence
Recent acts of mass violence in the U.S. have shone a spotlight on the link between misogyny and extremism across the world, including the birthplace of the incel movement: Canada.
Hate should have no parliamentary immunity
Canadian Muslims suffer the damage caused by Islamophobic rhetoric, but have no recourse because parliamentary privilege protects those who espouse such toxic messages from accountability.
Accused in Quebec City mosque shooting changes lawyer during brief appearance
The accused in Quebec City's deadly mosque shooting formally changed lawyers on Thursday during a brief court hearing.
Case of accused in Quebec City mosque shootings to resume March 30
The case of the man charged with murder in last month's mosque shootings in Quebec City will resume March 30.
Trudeau's office gets Fox News to apologize for false report on Quebec shooting
The false tweet by Fox News was deleted following a strongly-worded statement from Prime Minister Trudeau who accused the news network of dishonouring the victims of the Quebec City shooting.
Mosque attack "no accident," says Tory candidate Michael Chong
"Demagoguery is leading to cesspools of hate on social media, and it’s leading to a rise in hate crimes," says Conservative leadership candidate Michael Chong.
Canadians need to talk about racism and Islamophobia, legal advocacy groups say
Lawyers who launched a legal assistance hotline for victims of Islamophobia are urging Canadian citizens and politicians to talk more openly about the racism and xenophobia in their midst.
Quebec massacre suspect, 27, a fan of Trump, far right French politician
The suspect, Alexandre Bissonnette, reportedly made a series of hateful comments on a French-language web group called Bienvenue au refugies — Welcome Refugees.