Brit Katie Hopkins once seemed dismayed by the presence of Black people in Toronto.
A wave of new operations will be looking to sway voters in the lead-up to this fall’s federal election
Racist and failed Toronto mayoral candidate Faith Goldy owes Bell Media a lot of money – $43,117.90, to be exact.
Job prospects are limited for white supremacists, so Goldy – who has been banned from Patreon and Paypal – has resorted to selling t-shirts with symbols like the Canadian Coat of Arms to make some cash.
https://twitter.com/FaithGoldy/status/1080878513652228096
Goldy, who fashioned herself as a law-and-order candidate in Toronto’s most recent mayoral race, is likely doing something illegal. The Coat of Arms cannot be used for commercial purposes without the federal government’s permission. Here are 14 words from the Government of Canada’s website that might end Goldy’s retail empire:
“No person shall adopt in connection with a business… the arms, crest or flag.”
UPDATE (January 9, 2018, at 1:52 p.m. EST): A CANADALAND reader followed up with the federal government about Goldy’s use of the coat of arms. Here’s what the folks at the Communications and Federal Identity Policy Centre had to say:
“Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We have received a number of emails regarding this matter and take these types of complaints seriously. The Government of Canada does not permit commercial use or reproduction of the official symbols and we are in the process of addressing this issue.”
Goldy did not respond to a request to comment.
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The Sun also got the story wrong in its front-page headline
If you don’t have anything nice to report, find a way to make it positive!
Nearly all the funds received by the “grassroots” group came from several large corporate donors
“Bailouts for all!” BOOOO. “Very well — no bailouts for anyone!” BOOOO. “Hmm…..tax credits for some…. official donation receipts for others!”
