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Hamilton Mayor Warns Venues About Anti-Immigration Conference in City

Andrea Horwath said the city will not rent facilities to the group as Hamilton venues are warned about a conference promoting deportation of immigrants.

  • Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath is notifying local venues about the Dominion Society, which is promoting an August 29 'nationalist conference' called DomCon 2026, while confirming the city will not rent facilities to the organization.
  • Advocating for 'remigration,' the organization promotes a 10-year immigration moratorium and the deportation of five to 9 million people, which Horwath identified as part of Canada's 'broader white-nationalist movement.'
  • Barbara Perry, director of the Centre on Hate, Bias and Extremism at Ontario Tech University, told CBC on Friday that Dominion Society's arguments are 'inherently racist and xenophobic' because they blame immigrants for national problems.
  • Police spokesperson Jackie Penman said Tuesday the service will 'respond to any risks' at the event, while Pring Guesthouse stated the hostel will never welcome the organization.
  • Austrian remigration advocate Martin Sellner, who was permanently banned from the United Kingdom in 2019, is slated to speak at the convention, though Canadian officials have not confirmed if Sellner is eligible to enter the country.
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Hamilton mayor warning venues about anti-immigration conference in city

OTTAWA - The City of Hamilton is alerting local venues about a group looking to host a convention with a speaker who has been banned from the United Kingdom, but Canadian officials won't say if he's even eligible to enter this country.

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Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath warns local businesses against an anti-immigration group planning to hold a conference there.

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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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