Two Canadian men who police say are affiliated with a variety of far-right, neo-Nazi, white supremacist groups have been charged with terrorism and hate crimes.
In a statement, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, or RCMP, said Matthew Althorpe of the Niagara area in Ontario and Kristoffer Nippak of the Toronto area were involved in creating extremist manifestos and recruiting videos.
The police force, in an email, declined to offer specifics, citing a publication ban on the case. Lawyers for the two men could not be immediately identified. A bail hearing is scheduled for next week in Toronto.
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