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Antisemitic graffiti found twice in a week at Toronto subway station

Swastikas on the Jewish Community Center in Fairfax, Va., in October 2018. Source: Twitter.
Swastikas on the Jewish Community Center in Fairfax, Va., in October 2018. Source: Twitter.

Antisemitic graffiti was discovered outside Toronto’s St. Clair subway station for the second time in less than a week, B’nai Brith Canada said over the weekend.

The organization said it had contacted city officials and the Toronto Police Service to request an investigation and removal of the graffiti. Citing similarities between the two incidents, B’nai Brith Canada urged police to investigate them as a possible series of hate-motivated acts.

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