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Toronto Metropolitan students were attacked today in Toronto, while holding a peaceful event featuring Israeli soldiers, hosted by TMU SSI as part of the national “Combat on Campus” tour. Minutes before the event began, a masked mob forced their way into a private venue, resulting in physical violence, and...

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