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Proud Boys and 12 other groups added to Canada’s list of terrorist entities

Canada is adding just over a dozen groups to its list of terrorist organizations. Public Safety Minister Bill Blair announced the 13 groups Wednesday, officially designating the neo-fascist group, Proud Boys, as a terrorist entity.

Other similar groups added include Atomwaffen Division, the Base, and the Russian Imperial Movement. The rest of the entities added were mostly Al-Qaida and Daesh affiliated organizations.

With these groups added, Canada now has 73 terrorist entities listed under the Criminal Code.

Once listed, all group assets are frozen and anyone associated with the group could be denied entry to the country.

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