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'Disruptive' man challenges Poilievre's promise to 'put an end to antisemitic riots' in Canada

22 April 2025
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'Disruptive' man challenges Poilievre's promise to 'put an end to antisemitic riots' in Canada
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During a campaign event in Toronto, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faced an interruption from an audience member questioning his claims about antisemitic riots in Canada, asserting he knew of none since 1933. Poilievre reiterated his commitment to combat antisemitism, referencing a recent incident in Vancouver and violent protests in Toronto and Montreal as examples of modern antisemitic acts. The exchange highlighted tensions surrounding the topic, with the man pressing for specific details during the Q&A session.

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