´ˇĚýCBC article examines the Second Sons Canada, a white supremacist group formed in Canada in 2024 that recently incorporated as a business. Investigations reveal the organization promotes racist and extremist ideologies through anti-Semitic and anti-immigrant online forums, protests and hate speech. The group maintains secrecy by requiring new members to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before joining.ĚýĚý
Richard Leblanc, a professor in the School of Administrative Studies, is featured in the article discussing the group’s corporate structure and accountability. He states that calling for the execution of a politician is not a legitimate activity for any company, particularly one that identifies as a media organization. LeBlanc also notes that the group’s attempts to hide their practices, with NDAs, anonymity and face coverings, does not protect their directors and employees from liability and possible prosecution.
Leblanc is a leading expert in corporate governance and accountability. He is a lawyer, public speaker and consultant and has taught corporate governance at Harvard University. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Certified Management Consultants of Ontario and an academic fellow of the International Council of Management Consulting Institutes.  Â
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