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'Volunteers will be here on the ground going door to door ... demonstrating to city council that Orillians and Canadians ...want to see Champlain's legacy preserved'

Over 100 people gathered outside Hamilton city hall to protest the Dominion Society's planned conference in the city, which was ultimately moved to Burlington, Ont. The anti-immigration group, which advocates for mass deportations, had initially scheduled its event in Hamilton but faced widespread opposition from local communities, activists, and police. Protests erupted as the group's event proceeded in Burlington, with masked demonstrators and police present. The Atrium Banquet and Conference Centre, which hosted the event, stated it had no prior knowledge of the group's activities. Local leaders, including Hamilton mayor Karen Horn, urged businesses to avoid renting space to the group, emphasizing values of inclusion and respect. The Dominion Society's website promotes 'remigration' and conspiracy theories about demographic replacement, sparking fears of division and hate crimes in the region. Community groups and politicians condemned the group's ideology, which they describe as racist and extremist, while stressing the importance of protecting immigrant communities. The incident highlights tensions around immigration policy and the role of local institutions in addressing far-right movements.