Canada

These remote Jewish communities may not make headlines, but their stories are no less significant.

Quebec Higher Education Minister Pascale Dery announced that Dawson College and Vanier College would be investigate on social media.

Around a hundred activists were joined by at least two NDP politicians at the Canadian parliament protest.

Kehillat Shaarei Torah has had its windows smashed with rocks, hammers, its signs graffitied and set on fire, and a dead raccoon placed on its property.

Hundreds of customers had complained to the TTC about antisemitic defacement of stop poles, shelters, and vehicles.

Our community has long been aware of its antisemitic past, particularly during the Holocaust when Canada shamefully accepted only a negligible number of Jewish refugees.

“To me, that was a breach of his own principle of cooperation, let alone also the principle of complementarity,” he emphasized.

The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs called on the government to move quickly before it is too late, following mass antisemitic protests in Montreal last week.

“What we saw on the streets of Montreal last night was appalling,” Trudeau said in a statement on Saturday. “Acts of antisemitism, intimidation, and violence must be condemned wherever we see them.”

Videos and pictures posted to social media showed masked rioters burning flares and battering storefront windows.