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A network of anti-racism resistance, support, and resources.
On March 19, Resilience BC: Anti-Racism Network launched a new website that will provide support for anti-racism initiatives in communities across the province. The website includes a map with contact information for network members residing within each region, as well as educational tools, and “Report and Support” protocols.
“This new website will give British Columbians the support they need to quickly respond to racism, whether they are a witness or the victim of a hate crime,” said Rachna Singh, Parliamentary Secretary for Anti-Racism Initiatives in a press release for Resilience BC.
The network provides a wide range of online resources such as e-learning classes, videos, podcasts, and access to government surveys and statistics. It extends beyond the densely populated urban areas and reaches into various rural communities in British Columbia.
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Travis Patron, the leader of the extreme-right-wing Canadian Nationalist Party who was charged with wilful promotion of hate earlier this year, was arrested twice within 10 days over incidents at the Redvers Legion Hall, which Patron insists should be referred to as the Ministry Of National Faithism.
On March 19 police were called when Patron was causing a disturbance at the Redvers Legion Hall and refused to leave. He was charged with mischief.
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“Our members had responded to a complaint about Mr. Patron being unwanted at the Legion building in Redvers. He was claiming he had lawful authority to be there, but it was determined he did not,” said Sgt. Geoff Stringfellow of the Carlyle RCMP.