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'This crossed the line': Toronto deputy mayor, councillor call on Ottawa to investigate arson at Jewish-owned North York deli as possible terrorist act (CTV News Toronto, CP24)

Days after a Jewish-owned deli in North York was set on fire(opens in a new tab) in a suspected hate crime, a Toronto deputy mayor and city councillor are calling on the federal government to investigate the incident as a possible act of terrorism.

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January 08, 2024

Calls mount for cops to enforce law on disruptive anti-Israel protests after coffee-delivery video (National Post)

Despite a strong relationship with Toronto Police, a Jewish group made it clear that hateful protests cannot continue

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January 08, 2024

A viral video prompts an apology from Toronto police—and highlights the ongoing tension between protesters and suburban residents (The Canadian Jewish News)

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.

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January 08, 2024

The case of the Indigo 11: How an act of vandalism became a flashpoint in Toronto (Toronto Star)

The Indigo at Bay and Bloor was splashed in red paint and plastered with posters targeting CEO Heather Reisman. Eleven arrests followed.

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January 08, 2024

Search for suspects who torched Jewish-owned deli (CTV News Toronto)

Search for suspects who torched Jewish-owned deli

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January 08, 2024

Toronto leaders call on feds to investigate suspected hate-motivated arson as possible act of terror - Toronto (Global News)

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.

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January 08, 2024

Des policiers livrent du café à des manifestants pro-Palestine; le chef s’excuse (Radio-Canada)

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.

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January 07, 2024

Toronto police chief apologizes after officers hand coffee to protesters (CBC News)

Move was criticized by former federal public safety minister, among others

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January 07, 2024

Toronto police defends delivering coffee to anti-Israel activists (JNS)

"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

Aucun signe de paix après trois mois de conflit armé – Le Téléjournal (RDI)

Aucun signe de paix après trois mois de conflit armé

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January 07, 2024

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'This crossed the line': Toronto deputy mayor, councillor call on Ottawa to investigate arson at Jewish-owned North York deli as possible terrorist act (CTV News Toronto, CP24)

Calls mount for cops to enforce law on disruptive anti-Israel protests after coffee-delivery video (National Post)

A viral video prompts an apology from Toronto police—and highlights the ongoing tension between protesters and suburban residents (The Canadian Jewish News)

The case of the Indigo 11: How an act of vandalism became a flashpoint in Toronto (Toronto Star)

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Toronto leaders call on feds to investigate suspected hate-motivated arson as possible act of terror - Toronto (Global News)

Des policiers livrent du café à des manifestants pro-Palestine; le chef s’excuse (Radio-Canada)

Toronto police chief apologizes after officers hand coffee to protesters (CBC News)

Toronto police defends delivering coffee to anti-Israel activists (JNS)

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