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Quebec just slapped a new law on the table—no more Hells Angels patches, logos, or even acronyms like “81” or “AFFA” in public—starting September 2nd. Officials say it’s about stopping intimidation and money collection, not fashion. The move follows sightings of Angels flaunting their gear in Ontario, seen as a power play. Quebec’s minister can now officially label groups as criminal, stripping them of public symbol use. Critics like Harley Guindon call it a freedom grab and a waste of money, hoping his old club will sue. With a violent history dating back to 1977, the Angels are now the law’s first big test. Meanwhile, Ontario’s taking a softer route—cities are asking patrons to remove gang colors or leave, under existing trespass laws.

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