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The most important of the Hells Angels chapters in Ontario were the Downtown Toronto chapter headed by John "Winner" Neal, the former president of the Para-Dice Riders, and the Niagara chapter headed by Gerald Ward, [9] As usual with the Hells Angels, a number of puppet clubs were formed such as the Dogs of War club in Niagara Falls and the ...
According to CBC News, the Hells Angels have thirty-four chapters operating in Canada with 1,260 full-fledged (patched) members. [2] According to this article, the Hells Angels had at that time fifteen chapters in Ontario, eight in British Columbia, five in Quebec, three in Alberta, two in Saskatchewan and one in Manitoba.
The Hells Angels Ontario Nomads sought to find a solution to the tensions, Ontario Nomads president, Martin Bernatchez called the Rock Machine and set up a meeting. [148] On April 29, 2016, a group of Hells Angels Nomads, their support club, the Red Devils and associates without status, travelled to Casselman in the early evening for a meeting ...
Two Canadian members of the Hells Angels motorcycle gang plotted with an Iranian drug trafficker to kill a pair of dissidents who were living in Maryland, the Justice Department and federal ...
Up to 1,000 Hells Angels members are expected to ride through the city’s east end today, to honour the life of former member Donny Peterson. Hundreds of Hells Angels Members Ride Into Toronto ...
Evil Ones MC – Former Hells Angels support club, was involved in the Quebec Biker War, now defunct. [203] Foundation Motorcycle Club – A now defunct Ontario-based Hells Angels support club, that was active during the Ontario Biker War, it had chapters in Toronto, Hamilton and Oakville. [206]
Hells Angels member Merl Hefferman used his funeral home connection to dispose of four bodies of other members of the biker gang, federal prosecutors said.
From 1977 to 1984, the event known in Canada as the First Biker War was raging in Quebec and Ontario. On 17 July 1983, while riding through northern Ontario, Mario Parente happened to see two Hells Angels from Montreal, Michel "Jinx" Genest and Jean-Marc Nadeau, on the bus to Vancouver to attend a "patching over" ceremony to witness the Satan's Angels gang join the Hells Angels. [1]