The Canadian military has created a new policy on hateful conduct to help identify and weed out members with links to white supremacist or other hate groups. "There is no place in the CAF for discrimination, racism or hateful conduct." The CAF is implementing a new system to help monitor and track any suspected incidents of hateful conduct within its ranks, calling on a network of researchers to help military investigators. Any members found to have violated the hateful conduct policy could face disciplinary action that ranges from additional training courses to having their cases investigated by military police. Military was already investigating MathewsThe Canadian military had begun investigating Mathews in the spring of 2019, after someone reported comments "incompatible with the Canadian Forces."

Source: CBC News July 17, 2020 00:39 UTC