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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that they stand in solidarity with the victims and the Jewish community following the incident in front of the Chasidei Bobov Synagogue.

Addressing the seriousness of the incident and the ongoing investigation, Carney said, “Last night, three people were attacked with a fake firearm in front of the Chasidei Bobov Synagogue in North York, and one person was injured in the attack. I am pleased to learn that one person has been arrested.”

Sending a message of support to the Jewish community, Carney stated, “I offer my full support to law enforcement in their investigation of this incident and in their efforts to bring justice to the victims and the entire Jewish community.”

Recalling the government’s legal measures against hate crimes, Carney said, “Last year, we introduced new legislation to strengthen the Criminal Code, combat hate, and protect our communities, and we remain committed to fighting all forms of antisemitism and the scourge of hate.”