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In a heated council session, Toronto City Council approved a ‘bubble zone’ bylaw that restricts protests near schools, places of worship, and daycares. Critics decried the move as a backward step for free expression, while supporters claim it protects vulnerable communities—proving that even in Toronto, policy can be as bubbly as it is contentious.
Toronto is the latest Canadian city to wrestle with regulating protests in response to demonstrations against Israel’s war in Gaza
Schools, daycares, places of worship will now be protected from mobs looking to harass, intimidate
‘A big step backwards for Toronto’: Councillor on passing of ‘bubble zone’ bylaw CP24
Toronto City Council has approved a controversial bylaw that restricts protests around places of worship, schools and daycares. Following a daylong contentious debate, councillors voted 16-9 in favour of the “bubble zone” bylaw, which is scheduled to take effect on July 2. Among a flurry of motions…
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