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A senior Iranian government official has been discovered living comfortably in Toronto, prompting Canada to launch a deportation case against him.  

The Israeli intelligence ministry recently wrote a "concept paper" arguing Canada would be an ideal place to send Palestine refugees because our country has such a "lenient" immigration policy.

Two Manitoba Progressive Conservative critics and members of the legislative assembly have written a letter urging the NDP government to intervene on behalf of Arij Al Khafagi, a fourth-year nursing student at the University of Manitoba facing suspension over alleged anti-Israel social media activity.

York University has suspended multiple employees, including a sociology professor, following charges in connection to the vandalism of a Toronto Indigo bookstore that targeted the company’s Jewish CEO.

A Brock University professor is calling out his school's president, Lesley Rigg, over her “Advisory Committee on Human Rights, Equity and Decolonization” hosting an anti-Israel panel on campus with controversial figures.

The Toronto Police Service Hate Crime Unit has arrested eleven individuals in connection with an alleged antisemitic property attack targeting a book store. The suspects include a public school teacher and faculty from York University. Tune into The Daily Brief.

Federal justice minister Arif Virani called for legislation to quell online hate on Tuesday, saying that it’s an “absolute priority” during the Israel-Hamas war. 

Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto has refused to condemn a city councillor who signed an open letter that accused Israel of committing genocide and denied the reports of sexual violence against Israeli women by Hamas terrorists.

Global Affairs Canada expressed concerns regarding “extremist settler violence” in the West Bank on Monday, calling for the Israeli government to intervene.

The University of British Columbia’s Social Justice Centre, a radical anti-Israel student union group, says it was not behind “I love Hamas” stickers bearing their namesake that have circulated on campus.