[InfoNationalFront] The Dominion Society’s First Annual Conference: A New Standard Has Been Set for Nationalists. The controversial conference was a success and was able to proceed even after strong institutional opposition.
This weekend, in the Greater Toronto Area, took place the inaugural annual conference of the Dominion Society of Canada.
| …an anti-immigration, Canadian nationalist group founded in mid-2025 by former People's Party of Canada Executive Director Daniel Tyrie and others. The People’s Party had split off from the Conservatives in 2018. Both the People’s Party and the Dominion Society are accused of being “far right”, whatever that means in Canada… |
Despite incredible efforts by Canadian institutions to prevent the event, the organization was able to go ahead and host the event successfully. Several nationalist speakers, such as Alexandre Cormier-Denis, Fortissax, Jared Taylor, and, of course, Daniel Tyrie, delivered speeches.
The National Front Corporation, in collaboration with NF Info, sent a representative on site.
OPEN REPRESSION BY CANADIAN AUTHORITIES
Despite the legitimacy of the Dominion Society’s actions and methods, a few days before the conference, Hamilton Police issued an alert on X asking citizens to forward any information that could help locate the venue where the conference would be held. Allegedly, Hamilton Police then called the suspected locations to: “make the venues aware of who they were booking with”. The statement blew up on X generating more than 16,000 related posts in the hours following it’s publication. This open (and probably illegal) repression by the Hamilton police force has, ironically, made the event gain international reach, generating millions of views on X.
The Canada Border Services Agency also engaged in maneuvers to prevent international speakers from attending the conference. Martin Sellner, a peaceful Austrian activist, saw his travel authorization left unanswered despite applying nearly a month in advance (typical processing times are around 3 to 5 days). Meanwhile, Charlie Downes, a speaker from Great Britain representing the Restore Britain party, had his travel authorization revoked just days before his planned departure. The 25-year-old speaker was nevertheless able to bypass the travel ban by taking a flight to the United States and then crossing the border by land. Canadian authorities took the time to search the vehicle with a K-9 unit and subsequently questioned Mr. Downes on several matters. He stated at the conference that border officials questioned him for around 20 minutes on a wide variety of subjects, including Restore Britain funding sources.
Obviously, in addition to all these hurdles, mainstream multiculturalist media published defamatory articles targeting the organization. Other non-profit organizations such as the Canadian Anti-Hate Network, B’nai Brith, etc., also joined the fray by issuing reports and statements demanding that authorities block the entry of the speakers and insist on the cancellation of the event.
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