National Post
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May 21, 2026
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Anti-terror symbol bill not meant to target protests, justice minister says
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Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada Sean Fraser takes part in a press conference about stronger actions and new federal supports for victims and survivors of crime in the House of Commons foyer on Parliament Hill in Ottawa April 22, 2026. PHOTO BY BLAIR GABLE /Postmedia Article content OTTAWA — Justice Minister Sean Fraser suggested Thursday that a bill targeting terror and hate symbols would not outright criminalize those displayed at protests. Article content Fraser appeared before the Senate committee on human rights to testify about the government’s legislation known as C-9,…
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