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The Canadian government must do more to combat hate crimes in Canada

While Canada is in many ways a model, we are by no means immune to worrisome trends emerging in Europe and the United States. In November, a spike in hateful vandalism hit our nation’s capital, with targeted institutions including a Jewish community centre, several synagogues, a mosque, and a church.

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BY SHIMON KOFFLER FOGEL, CARLOS A. GODOY L., TOBIN ANSONG
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