Nothing more un-Canadian than racist Second Sons - The Hill Times
A commentary in The Hill Times from Halifax argues that Second Sons Canada (SSC), described as a hate-driven white supremacist movement, represents an alarming development in Canada. The piece says the group, which began in 2024, has chapters across Canada and that CBC News reported its presence in Alberta. It portrays SSC as receptive to neo-Nazis and claims it has adopted policies framed as fascist, including advocacy for mass deportation of non-white people, “at gunpoint if necessary,” and execution as a harsher penalty. The article also alleges SSC conducted military exercises in early July in Alberta with masked participants, and notes founder Jeremy MacKenzie, described as an Afghanistan war veteran, characterizes the group as a “men’s nationalist club.” It says some community centres rented space for meetings without knowing SSC’s aims, while adding the organization remains a fringe group that has allegedly concealed its true identity.





