A well-attended gathering at a Windsor mosque on Sunday to celebrate the slain leader of Hezbollah — listed by Canada and other countries as a terrorist group — has sparked online outrage.
“We don’t believe Hassan Nasrallah is a terrorist,” said Hussein Dabaja, a co-organizer of the Windsor gathering and a Lebanese-born Hezbollah supporter.
When I tell you there is support for Hezbollah – a terrorist organization in Canadian law – in : There will be a commemorate event for Hassan Nasrallah in a Winsdor mosque. @DLeBlancNB @WindsorPolice pic.twitter.com/yUmMQzWa78
— Richard Marceau (@richardmarceau) September 29, 2024
Wow, is this a first? @fancypants_s https://t.co/hmxOOKy3cR
— Patti Jo (@TheSupeHero) October 3, 2024






Only one word captures the vibe in the West following Israel’s 
Hundreds of students from 15 schools within the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) attended a field trip on Sept. 18. The goal of the trip was to raise students’ awareness about the Indigenous community’s “efforts to address mercury contamination and advocate for their rights regarding mining and logging activities within their territory.” Parents were assured that their children would not participate in the “rally” but would “observe and learn from the presentations and 



