Eritrean Cultural Festival Revoked - Toronto

Eritrean Cultural Festival Revoked - Toronto

Toronto Police work the scene of a protest outside of the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Toronto on Sunday, August 6, 2023. The city of Toronto revoked the permit for an Eritrean cultural festival scheduled to run through the August long weekend after a number of violent clashes between participants and protesters sent nine people to hospital and stalled local traffic for hours. Photo by Arlyn McAdorey/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM

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