Anti-immigration posters removed in Forest Lawn

Posted Aug 2, 2011 7:20 am.

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A disturbing crop of anti-immigration signs found in Forest Lawn over the weekend has police concerned a local hate group is trying to recruit new members.

According to The Calgary Herald, the flyers were found on car windshields and lamp posts, and then promptly removed.

The website listed on the posters links to a white supremacist group, believed to be Blood and Honour.

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney caught wind of the flyers and issued a statement Monday, condemning the posters, saying he was disgusted to hear about them.

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