Pike: Ottawa hate verdict in holds a lesson for federal legislation | Unpublished
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Author: Christina Spencer, Ottawa Citizen
Publication Date: September 22, 2025 - 04:00

Pike: Ottawa hate verdict in holds a lesson for federal legislation

September 22, 2025
The gavel fell in Ottawa and, with it, the next 10 years of Patrick Gordon MacDonald’s life were spoken for. He had produced propaganda for Atomwaffen Division — the most violent brand of neo-Nazi extremism — and the court convicted him on every count: promoting hate, participating in terrorism, facilitating its work. Read More


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