Alt-right group planning 'anti-Trudeau' rally in Toronto next month

Oct 13 2017, 4:29 am

The Canadian Nationalist Front is planning a rally in Toronto’s normally quiet Beaches neighbourhood.

The group, lead by its chairman Kevin Goudreau, describes itself as a “nationalist organization that would like to see proper immigration reforms, stopping the flow of third world immigrants and would like to see the return to Canada’s original ethnic demographics.”

It’s planning an Anti-Trudeau rally at Kew Beach Park on November 4, according to a Tweet from Gourdeau.

The Tweet embeds a video, which has a masked man describing the planned event with profanity. The man, who speaks in a dark room, says, “I think you should all come out, let’s have some fun.”

Just a few short weeks ago, the same group organized an anti-immigration rally in Peterborough, Ontario. The event brought out hundreds of protestors, who clashed with event organizers, and several people were arrested at the time.

But the Nationalist group called their September event a success.

“We showed Canadians that over a dozen Nationalist, Patriot and Right Wing organizations could work together in solidarity across the country to rally and protest against Trudeau’s Liberals, illegal immigration and the flood asylum seekers invading our country,” states their website.

Beaches residents are hoping the November event doesn’t go through.

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