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Ahead of this week's Toronto City Council meeting on bubble legislation, ALCCA’s Chair, Mark Sandler, joined John Tory on Newstalk 1010 to discuss the proposed bylaw. He explained how it aims to protect vulnerable spaces – such as places of worship, schools, and daycares – without restricting protest rights. Citing legal precedent, Sandler emphasized the importance of balancing fundamental freedoms with safeguarding communities from harassment and intimidation.

Two Ontario court rulings this week revealed striking contrasts in how antisemitic conduct is addressed in the justice system.

In a detailed submission to Toronto’s Mayor and City Councillors, ALCCA Chair Mark Sandler makes the case for adopting municipal “bubble” legislation to safeguard Jewish and other vulnerable communities from targeted hate.

Project Olive Branch podcast episode sparks outrage as TPS officers make troubling comments, raising concerns over antisemitism awareness.

Harvard's settlement on antisemitism sparks calls for action in Canada. Stay tuned as ALCCA's Chair explores next steps

Across Canada, the rise in antisemitism has reached alarming levels, leaving the Jewish community “mad as hell” and demanding action.

We recently submitted recommendations to the Toronto Police Service Board regarding its public order policy. These submissions emphasize the need for a zero-tolerance stance on hate during protests, demonstrations, and occupations. They also outline key considerations for how police should respond to such events and provide recommendations for provincial governments to take stronger action against hate crimes. To read the full submission, click here   or use the button below

Antisemitic protests have gotten out of hand, and the Toronto Police Service Board is taking submissions from the public...