Carney condemns gunfire attacks at Toronto-area synagogues - Reuters

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.'