A Toronto police officer’s delivery of Tim Hortons to protesters on a Toronto highway overpass has brought worldwide attention to ongoing demonstrations that have been disrupting a suburban and predominantly Jewish neighbourhood.
After a Jewish-owned grocery store in North York was set on fire and vandalized in a suspected hate crime last week, a Toronto deputy mayor and city councillor are calling on the federal government to investigate the incident as a possible act of terrorism.
Une vidéo publiée sur les médias sociaux et reprise des centaines de fois qui montre des policiers de Toronto qui livrent du café à des manifestants qui occupent un viaduc surplombant l’autoroute 401 a créé la controverse, samedi.
"Police bringing food and coffee to demonstrators in the current context of the protests in Toronto was a very poor decision," said Anthony Housefather, a Jewish member of the Canadian Parliament.
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January 07, 2024
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