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The Dominion Society of Canada, an anti-immigration group advocating for mass deportations and the reversal of Canada's multicultural policies, has been distributing posters and stickers across Ottawa, prompting complaints of racism and white nationalism. The group, founded in 2025 and registered as a non-profit, claims its recruitment efforts are 'only the beginning' and that Ottawans should 'brace themselves' for further actions. Ottawa police have received 18 reports about the materials but state they do not constitute hate crimes, as the content does not meet the legal threshold for criminal offenses. The Dominion Society's platform includes calls to end birthright citizenship, revoke permanent residency, eliminate dual citizenship, and deport temporary foreign workers. They also advocate for banning non-English and non-French signage, restricting kosher and halal meat production, and replacing the Canadian Multiculturalism Act with a National Cohesion Act that emphasizes Canada's European, Christian, and bicultural roots. The group's chair, Daniel Tyrie, argues that immigration policies since the 1960s and under Justin Trudeau's government have led to 'radical demographic changes,' and that reversing these policies would 'protect our unique identities.' Critics, including the Canadian Anti-Hate Network, label the group as promoting 'ethnic cleansing' through its 'remigration' policies, which target people based on race, religion, and ethnicity. The group has faced protests in Hamilton, where a planned conference was relocated due to community opposition. Ottawa resident Sarah Fraser, who removed posters from her neighborhood, expressed that such ideas are 'unwelcome' and that building 'communities of care' is more important than fostering hostility toward immigrants. The city's bylaw department has removed the materials in response to complaints, and officials encourage residents to report any contraventions of municipal regulations. Despite the backlash, the Dominion Society continues to assert its presence, stating it is 'organizing, growing, and not going away.'

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