After weeks of protests on the downtown campus, Montreal police cleared the site and arrested a protester for assaulting a security agent.

Canadian Jewish organizations express deep disappointment over the agreement, which they perceive as a capitulation to the demands of the protesters.

The poster was directed at Jewish Canadian Liberal Member of Parliament Anthony Housefather.

The shooting was carried out in the Mile End neighborhood in Montreal.

The decision comes years after Donald Trump did the same for the United States, a decision maintained by President Biden.

Canada, Spain, the US and Scotland have different approaches to the matter, and are far more careful about admitting thousands of refugees in practice than they are in rhetoric.

Montreal police say that a Jewish school in the Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough was hit by at least one bullet, according to CBC.

Toronto police report that they are searching for two suspects who fired a gun at the Jewish girls' school Bais Chaya Mushka.

The shooting was one of a number of violent attacks on Jewish institutions in Montreal since October 7.

Foreign Minister Katz responded to Canada's decision by saying that "history will judge Canada severely" for its decision.

American and British forces struck Houthi targets throughout Yemen, including missiles and launchers in the capital of Sanaa, air defense systems and radars, and underground weapons stores.

A loud explosion was heard on a bridge near Niagara Falls between Canada and the USA, after a vehicle exploded at the border crossing between the countries. An investigation was opened to find out the circumstances of the incident, and the border was closed to traffic.

The director of an assistance center for victims of sexual assault at the University of Alberta in Canada signed a pro-Palestinian petition questioning the rape committed by Hamas terrorists during the massacre. The university management fired the director and apologized.