Ari Blaff

3 days ago | nationalpost.com | Ari Blaff

The Leger survey asked Toronto residents about their mayor as part of a broader poll on Ontario politicsArticle contentLess than half of Toronto residents approve of Mayor Olivia Chow’s performance, according to a new poll. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentArticle contentThe Leger survey asked Toronto residents about their mayor as part of a broader poll on Ontario politics.

4 days ago | nationalpost.com | Ari Blaff

Advertisement 1Canadian Association of Professional Employees president Nathan Prier acknowledges anonymous posts were his, says they reflect his 'personal beliefs'Article contentA complaint filed against the Canadian Association of Professional Employees union president Nathan Prier on Monday argues he used social media to “harass, slander, and defame Jewish CAPE members,” according to a document obtained by National Post.

1 week ago | nationalpost.com | Ari Blaff

Advertisement 1 Toronto police charged Tarek Ibrahem, 57, with mischief interference with property and causing a disturbance on Sunday afternoon Article content A man was arrested at the Walk with Israel in Toronto on Sunday for allegedly “yelling anti-Semitic slurs at attendees.” Sign In or Create an Account Article content Article content The Toronto Police Service charged Tarek Ibrahem, 57, with mischief interference with property and causing a disturbance on Sunday afternoon, according to...

1 week ago | thesudburystar.com | Ari Blaff

Toronto police charged Tarek Ibrahem, 57, with mischief interference with property and causing a disturbance on Sunday afternoonPublished May 26, 2025  •  Last updated 2 hours ago  •  2 minute readToronto police estimate roughly 56,000 marched in this year's in this year's Walk with Israel event, eclipsing last year's mark by 6,000. Photo by Peter J.

1 week ago | nationalpost.com | Ari Blaff

Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1Anti-Israel protesters were notably fewer in number compared with last year’s event. Article contentTens of thousands of people took to the streets of Toronto on Sunday for the annual Walk with Israel, breaking the event’s attendance record for the second straight year. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentArticle contentLocal law enforcement estimated there were roughly 56,000 participants, surpassing the previous benchmark set last year by 6,000.