A dangerous hate rally called “Bigotfest” is being promoted by far-right group Second Sons Canada, set for July 24–26 near North Bay. The group, linked to racism and anti-Semitism, markets the event as “family fun” with camping, pig roasts, and knife-throwing — while vendors push extremist slogans like “mass deportations now.” Jewish advocacy group B’nai Brith Canada warns it’s designed to normalize hate. North Bay’s mayor has firmly rejected the event on municipal land, and police say they’ll protect lawful assembly — but will investigate any threats or violence. Experts fear such events embolden extremists by giving them a platform to recruit and spread hate, even if legally permitted.
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