Media

  • Creeps and bums: Ontario’s neo-Nazi transplants give Calgary a black eye
    Calgary Herald
    Editorial
    9 June 2011
    (The Calgary Herald editors writing on the problems of neo-Nazi activity there reach for metaphor in their kind and continuing praise of my work – “attack-dog human rights lawyer Richard Warman”)

  • Calgary’s In Your Face Neo-Nazis Take to the Streets
    Globe and Mail
    Josh Wingrove
    19 March 2011
    (article on Calgary’s Aryan Guard/Blood and Honour gang includes comments on need for united community/police/political response to neo-Nazi organizing)

  • This mayoral candidate is too hateful to simply ignore
    London Free Press
    Joe Belanger
    11 September 2010
    (article condemning entry of neo-Nazi into London mayoral race and discussing my successful previous human rights complaint against the individual)

  • US Judge Okays Death Threats Against Canadian
    Reader’s Digest
    Craig Segal
    September 2010
    (Description of judge overturning jury conviction of US neo-Nazi Bill White for death threats against me – case under appeal)

  • Standing up For Victims of Hate
    Shalom Life
    Maureen Belej
    25 July 2010
    (article looking at my work around hate group activity and especially on the Internet)

  • Former U Sask. lecturer charged after alleged racist postings on websites
    Star Phoenix (Saskatoon)
    Betty Ann Adam
    25 June 2010
    (Article on decision by Justice Sean Harrington of the Federal Court to refer Terry Tremaine to full hearing for contempt of Federal Court order – order was result of previous successful human rights complaint against Tremaine by Richard Warman)

  • Online hate leads to two arrests (Quebec)
    Montreal Gazette
    Anne Sutherland
    20 June 2010
    (Interview after two arrests made in Quebec alleging use of social media like Facebook and Youtube to spread hate propaganda)

  • Lawyer told police of bigoted site in ’05
    Featured parent in present custody case
    Winnipeg Free Press
    Mike McIntyre
    A5 – 28 May 2009
    (Article on the Winnipeg child custody case involving parents associated with the neo-Nazi movement who were alleged to be unfit for a number of reasons unrelated to their political beliefs)

  • “War of the Words – Richard Warman and the battle over the right to free speech versus the outlawing of hate.”
    Canadian Lawyer
    Front cover article/photo
    March 2009

  • Court upholds $40,000 Web defamation award
    Freedom-of-speech defence fails to sway appellate panel in case over comments made about human-rights lawyer
    Globe and Mail
    Kirk Makin
    16 December 2008

  • “How Two Canadians Helped Nab America’s Top Neo-Nazi”
    (US neo-Nazi leader Bill White indicted after grand jury testimony from Canadian human rights lawyer Richard Warman and Canadian Jewish Congress CEO Bernie Farber)
    Globe and Mail
    Colin Freeze
    A1 – 12 Dec 2008

  • “Racists, crusader stuck in a hate-hate relationship”
    Globe and Mail
    Kirk Makin
    A3 – 20 Sept 2008

  • Anti-racism activist wins libel judgement
    Ottawa Citizen
    24 November 2007

  • “One Man’s War on Internet Hate”
    Ottawa Citizen
    Don Butler
    Front Cover article/photo
    July 2007

  • ‘Heroic’ hate fighter brings the battle West
    Edmonton Journal
    16 July 2006

  • White supremacist jailed for nine months
    Globe and Mail (Canadian Press)
    13 July 2006
    (Article on sentencing of Tomasz Winnicki of London, Ontario for contempt of court after Winnicki disobeyed a Federal Court order to stop posting hate to the Internet. Winnicki’s sentence was later reduced to roughly 3 months on appeal as a result of a procedural issue.)

  • Ontario man accused of posting internet hate
    CBC
    12 June 2006
    (Article on federal human rights complaint against Craig Harrison of Georgetown, Ontario for postings calling for murder of blacks, Aboriginals, francophones and Trudeau family)

  • Web messages hate, Tribunal rules
    Globe and Mail
    Richard Blackwell
    11 March 2006
    (Article on federal human rights complaint against Alexan Kulbashian of Toronto, James Richardson of London, and their group the Canadian Ethnic Cleansing Team.)