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Ottawa’s public school trustees met for a mere 10 minutes Tuesday night before opting to uphold their December decision to sanction controversial trustee Nili Kaplan-Myrth for breaching the board’s Code of Conduct.

Marking one hundred days since the hostages have been held by Hamas in Gaza, a thousand people braved sub-zero temperatures at Nathan Phillips Square in downtown Toronto on Sunday to draw attention to the captives’ plight.

Open displays of anti-Jewish hate marred this past holiday season, while rising social and political tensions continue to cast a dark shadow over the new year for Canada’s Jewish community.

In the past three months we have seen a torrent of antisemitic protests, hateful comments, boycotts of Israeli goods, shameless media bias and other vulgarities relayed non-stop on social media and on our TV screens.

"Universities cannot be places where Marxist ideology determines whether one group faces arbitrary censorship or gets the absolute right to say whatever it wants – including appalling calls for genocide."

"While purporting to take the high road, universities such as York are responsible for the radical actions of its students."

True North has compiled the notable stories that took place on Canadian campuses this year – including many that were exclusively reported through the Campus Watch series.

The Toronto Sun has apologized for an editorial cartoon published on Thursday that critics have called antisemitic for its depiction of Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelensky.

Amnesty International’s University of Toronto chapter is threatening “unprecedented” acts of "resistance" if the school opts to crack down on anti-Zionist activity amid a rise of antisemitism on Canadian campuses.

A law student at the University of Alberta who asked to display a menorah in a study space was not only denied, but her request resulted in the faculty removing Christmas trees as well.