Toronto police made six arrests at the annual Walk with Israel event on Sunday, which drew an estimated 60,000 participants. Among those charged were both protesters and walkers, according to authorities.
Event Details
The Walk with Israel, a longstanding tradition in Toronto, saw a massive turnout this year. Police reported that the arrests were made to maintain order and ensure safety. CTV News Toronto’s Rahim Ladhani covered the event, noting that counter-protesters were also present.
Arrests and Charges
Details on the specific charges have not been released, but police confirmed that both sides of the demonstration saw individuals taken into custody. The arrests highlight ongoing tensions surrounding the event, which has historically drawn both support and opposition.
In related news, the event occurred amid other significant developments in Canada, including the swearing-in of Louise Arbour as Governor General and Prime Minister Carney’s travel to the G7 summit.
