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💥REPORT: Antifa extremist charged after throwing an explosive device at a mass immigration protestor at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto. Toronto police have arrested 8 people and laid 29 charges on several members of Community Solidarity Toronto, a local "anti-hate" group that has direct ties to the Canadian Anti-Hate...

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