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Posters “antisemitic in nature” investigated by Vancouver police

Canadian police are investigating after a large number of antisemitic posters were put up in the Vancouver area of Kelowna.

The posters and decals were pasted along a busy thoroughfare and at Kelowna General Hospital. Police have not given details but described the material as “antisemitic in nature”.

In a news release, Kelowna police said that the initial complainant had removed a number of posters and municipal employees were continuing to remove them and that investigators had discovered more posters and decals “associated to the same group”. They are reviewing videos that could help “to identify those involved” as well as appealing for “dash-cam” videos and information.

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