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Residents of Alberta Town React to Large White Supremacist Gathering

A gathering of Second Sons Canada, a prominent white nationalist group, took place this summer in a small town in Alberta. The event, referred to as their annual 'nationals,' has caused concern among local residents. Visual investigations have documented the gathering and its impact on the community.

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This summer, a notable gathering of Second Sons Canada, a white nationalist group, occurred in a small town in Alberta. The event, titled 'nationals,' has drawn attention due to its implications on community safety and social cohesion. Local residents expressed concerns regarding the presence and activities of the group, which is known for its extremist perspectives. Visual investigations into this gathering have brought to light the group's influence and the local population's reactions to the event. As discussions arise around the impact and acceptance of such groups within communities, many are calling for increased awareness and action against hate-based gatherings.

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