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Carney condemns gunfire attacks at Toronto-area synagogues - Reuters

Carney condemns gunfire attacks at Toronto-area synagogues - Reuters

Carney condemns gunfire attacks at Toronto-area synagogues Reuters

March 7, 2026 at 08:55 PM Original source
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Notable Quotes

"Carney condemns gunfire attacks at Toronto-area synagogues."

— Carney , Executive

"These criminal antisemitic attacks are an assault on the rights of Jewish Canadians to live and pray in safety."

— Mark Carney , Politician

"These are disgusting acts of antisemitism, hate and intimidation."

— Olivia Chow , Politician

"And I think we’re incredibly angry and frustrated, because we’ve seen the progression of this kind of intimidation and hatred over the last few years."

— Sara Lefton , Activist

"This type of hate and this type of behaviour is quite despicable."

— Kevin McCloskey , Other

"Too much inaction and repeated weak responses from too many leaders have permitted this behaviour to become normalized."

— Steven Del Duca , Politician

"These attacks on Jewish institutions must stop."

— Olivia Chow , Politician

"These criminal antisemitic attacks are an assault on the rights of Jewish Canadians to live and pray in safety."

— Mark Carney , Politician

"These cowardly assaults on houses of worship are abhorrent acts of violence that strike at the heart of our shared values—safety, dignity, and freedom of religion."

— Iddo Moed , Politician

"The Jewish Community is under attack in Canada."

— Pierre Poilievre , Politician

"disgusting acts of antisemitism, hate and intimidation"

— Olivia Chow , Politician

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Carney condemns gunfire attacks at Toronto-area synagogues - Reuters
Reutersvia rss 1 quote 1 person

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Carney Responds After Toronto Synagogues Shot At: ‘Fundamental Violations’
Newsweekvia ai 2 quotes 2 persons

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney condemned gunfire incidents at two Toronto synagogues, calling them 'fundamental violations' and pledging federal support to identify the perpetrators.

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JNS.orgvia ai

Toronto police are investigating shots fired at Temple Emanu-El as a possible hate crime, with increased patrols in the area and collaboration with the hate crimes unit.

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Police investigate after two more Toronto-area synagogues hit by gunfire
Brandon Sunvia ai 1 quote 1 person

Two Toronto-area synagogues were targeted by gunfire, prompting investigations and condemnation from political leaders, including Prime Minister Mark Carney.

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Jewish Community Calls For Urgent Action in The Wake of Two Shooting Attacks at Toronto-Area Synagogues
CIJA - The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairsvia ai

The Jewish community urges immediate action following two shooting attacks at Toronto-area synagogues, emphasizing the need for enhanced security and legislative measures against hate crimes.

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Police investigate after two more Toronto-area synagogues hit by gunfire
Yahoo News Canadavia ai 4 quotes 4 persons

Investigations are ongoing into shootings at two Toronto-area synagogues, with Prime Minister Mark Carney and other officials condemning the attacks as 'fundamental violations of the Canadian way of life.'

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Police investigate after shots fired at synagogues in Thornhill and North York
CityNewsvia ai 3 quotes 3 persons

Toronto police are investigating separate shootings at synagogues in Thornhill and North York, with no injuries reported and increased police presence in the areas.

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