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Is Trump emboldening right-wing extremism in Canada?

It seems neo-Nazi ideas are held by great numbers of people

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President Donald Trump waves as he boards Air Force One at Hagerstown Regional Airport following a national security meeting at Camp David. (Photo: PTI)

André Gagné | The Conversation
The events in Charlottesville, Va. sent shockwaves of horror across the United States and the world.
It seems neo-Nazi ideas are held by great numbers of people — including the president of the United States himself.
But white-nationalist rallies are hardly unique to the United States — several groups here in Canada have planned their own rallies in major cities including Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto. In Québec City, La Meute held a rally on Aug. 20 that was met with counterprotests by various anti-fascist and anti-racism groups.
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