Hamilton police are looking into a complaint that a far-right website run by Paul Fromm has posted the manifesto linked to someone charged in the New Zealand mosque attacks. Fromm, the notorious white nationalist and former Hamilton mayoral candidate posted a 17,000-word manifesto believed to have been written by Brenton Tarrant on the website for the Canadian Association for Free Expression. Fromm, who lives in Hamilton, said in a post on the site that "hate laws" silence people and make violence "almost inevitable." Hate crimes unit investigatingThe Hamilton Police Service knows is aware of the website and manifesto, said Const. News of Fromm's site sharing the manifesto came as hundreds gathered at the Hamilton Mountain Mosque for a vigil to remember the victims of the Christchurch shootings.

Source: CBC News March 19, 2019 01:52 UTC