Christie's more notable clients have included:
* Ernst Zundel, a Holocaust denier and alleged neo-Nazi;
* Terry Long, former leader of the Aryan Nations in Canada;
* James Keegstra, who was fired from his teaching job for including anti-Semitic topics in his lectures;
* Malcolm Ross, like Keegstra, a teacher fired for anti-Semitic activity;
* three alleged leaders of the Ku Klux Klan in Manitoba;
* Rudy Stanko of the World Church of the Creator;
* Tony McAleer after he was charged with broadcasting hate speech over the phone and online;
* John Ross Taylor of the Western Guard Party and Aryan Nations;
* Imre Finta who was alleged to be a Nazi war criminal and collaborator;
* Doug Collins, a late newspaper columnist brought before the British Columbia Human Rights Commission for anti-Semitic and racist comments;
* Paul Fromm, head of the far-right "Citizens for Foreign Aid Reform" and "Canadians for Freedom of Expression", and participant in neo-Nazi and racist gatherings, who was fired from his job as a teacher for his political activity;
* Lady Jane Birdwood, a British follower of Oswald Mosley and distributor of hate propaganda; and
* Wolfgang Droege of the Heritage Front.
* David Ahenakew, who has acknowledged making anti-Semitic comments in a 2002 interview with the Saskatoon Star Phoenix
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