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In just the latest example of sanctioned extremism on a Canadian university campus, a controversial Muslim preacher&nbsp;is scheduled to deliver a sermon at the University of Victoria.

And it's far from the first time the UVic Muslim Students Association has dabbled in extremism{ai:summary}A controversial Muslim preacher is set to deliver a sermon at the University of Victoria, highlighting ongoing issues of sanctioned extremism on Canadian university campuses. This event continues to spark debate regarding free speech and campus safety. #society

FIRST READING: The notorious hate preacher invited to speak at a B.C. university

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