In a historic legal decision, a North Bay man has been sentenced to nine months in jail after being found guilty of promoting hatred and denying the Holocaust through dozens of disturbing social media posts and videos promoting hate and violence against the Jewish community. It marks the first-ever conviction in a Canadian court for Holocaust denial, according to Crown prosecutors. The conviction was a result of a seven-month-long investigation into a hate crime by the North Bay Police Service’s Criminal Investigation Section. Kenneth Paulin, 51, was sentenced to nine months in jail and two years of probation on Sept....
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