The number of hate crimes in Toronto was down slightly in 2022. Stats were released Thursday at the Toronto Police Services Board meeting. 'Compared to 20
Stats were released Thursday at the Toronto Police Services Board meeting.
The Jewish community and the Black community were the most frequently victimized groups for hate-motivated mischief to property occurrences The Black community and the LGBTQ2S+ communities were the most frequently victimized groups for hate-motivated uttering threats There was an increase in hate crimes within the city’s school system, but police say 90 per cent were non-violent mischief-related offences.
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