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Keegan Matheson on Blue Jays, Baseball Memories, and More | SaltWire #writer #torontobluejays #mlbTORONTO — Two gunmen opened fire on a Jewish girls school in suburban Toronto early Saturday, the latest outburst of antisemitic violence in Canada to draw condemnation from political and Jewish leaders.
“I completely understand that this can cause concern and fear and anxiety in the community,” Toronto police Insp. Paul Krawczyk told reporters, according to CP24. “The Toronto police is going to ensure that community safety is of the utmost importance.” “This is a brazen and cowardly attempt to intimidate the Jewish community and let me be clear, we will not cower or hide,” he said.“It’s beyond belief that anyone could be this hateful… These cowards need to be found and brought to justice,” he said on X.
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