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Senators add noose to list of banned hate symbols in late amendment to anti-hate bill

Senators add noose to list of banned hate symbols in late amendment to anti-hate bill
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The Canadian government is set to include the noose as a banned hate symbol in Bill C-9, following a late-stage Senate amendment. The bill aims to combat hate crimes by outlawing symbols associated with white supremacy and terror groups.

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This legislative change reflects evolving societal standards regarding the recognition of symbols used for intimidation and hate speech.

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The Senate of Canada building in Ottawa. The federal government plans to accept a Senate amendment that adds the noose to a list of banned hate symbols in Bill C-9. Blair Gable

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