Carney ‘appalled’ after two Jewish-owned restaurants in Toronto targeted by gunfire
Police say a dark-coloured SUV may be linked to both attacks, and no injuries were reported at the closed bakeries.
- The Toronto Police Service is investigating two vandalism incidents at Kiva's Bagel Bar locations after gunfire damaged front windows late Saturday night and early Sunday morning, with no injuries reported.
- Investigators believe a dark-coloured SUV is linked to both incidents, with the first shooting occurring at Bathurst Street and Steeles Avenue West and the second near Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue West.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney called the bakeries "fixtures of Toronto's Jewish community," while Premier Doug Ford stated he was "totally disgusted by the shootings and vandalism" over the weekend.
- Conservative Deputy Leader Melissa Lantsman characterized the shootings as a "targeted campaign of intimidation," while Mayor Olivia Chow called the attacks "vile and unacceptable" and pledged continued investment in community safety.
- Separately, Toronto police are investigating a shooting outside the U.S. Consulate on Monday, though authorities confirmed no connection exists between the diplomatic mission incident and the bakery attacks.
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2 Jewish-owned Toronto bagel shops hit with gunfire, vandalism
Prime Minister Mark Carney said he was "appalled" by the latest attacks. The post 2 Jewish-owned Toronto bagel shops hit with gunfire, vandalism appeared first on Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
Politicians failing to address Canada's worsening antisemitism crisis
Subhead:Canada's political leaders are failing to address the growing antisemitism crisis in the country, following a second shooting at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto and two Jewish bakeries being targeted in attacks over the weekend.# YouTube-embed:0zO4m-Z52Xw Article by Rebel News staff. Two locations of Kiva's Bagel Bar, a Jewish-owned Toronto bakery chain, were targeted over the weekend in what police are calling suspected hate-motivated att…
Canadian PM announces crackdown on antisemitism after attacks on Jewish bakeries
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Carney ‘appalled’ by targeting of two Jewish-owned Toronto bakery locations
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he is appalled that two locations of a Jewish-owned bakery chain, places he called "fixtures of Toronto's Jewish community," were damaged over the weekend.
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