Canada's Dark Online Cult: Protecting Kids

0:00A dangerous online group called 764 is targeting vulnerable kids and teens across Canada, grooming them into self-harm, sexual abuse, and even violence. This network just got labeled a terrorist entity here, and experts say their aim is pure cruelty, not cash. They hook in lonely young people craving connection, then push them deeper into harm. It starts on popular spots like Roblox or TikTok, then shifts to private chats on Discord or Telegram where parents can't see. Victims get pressured to cut themselves, share explicit picks, hurt animals, or worse, sometimes mixed with twisted ideas like white supremacy or gender hate. Parents are scrambling, with specialists stressing open talks and spotting behavior changes as the top defense. One expert compares this cruelty to dark cults from the 1970s. Meanwhile, the feds are eyeing tougher rules like limiting kids social media access since families can monitor every app and gadget alone.

1:00A Vancouver dad lost his teenage daughter to this nightmare after she was groomed by someone linked to the group. He found proof of a twisted challenge list promising group fame for self-harm acts, and calls her suicide straight up murder. Now he's heading to Ottawa on April 27th, with other parents to demand real protections, arguing social medias as risky for kids as cars. Guns or booze, time to step up before more family shatter. This has been Canada News Today, powered by AI.