Police investigate anti-Muslim threats sent to Canadian schools

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Which outlets covered Police investigate anti-Muslim threats sent to Canadian schools?

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What happened at the Islamic schools?

Nine Islamic schools operated by the Muslim Association of Canada received an anonymous email containing threats of violence against Muslims. The email vowed that Canada would become 'Islam free' and threatened the 'slaughter' of Muslims.

Which areas were affected by the threats?

The anonymous email was sent to schools in Ontario, British Columbia, and Quebec over a 24-hour period. Police forces in these regions are investigating the incidents.

What is the Muslim Association of Canada's response?

The Muslim Association of Canada stated that receiving a single email targeting multiple schools is unprecedented for their organization. They described the email as disturbing and a reminder that threats against the Muslim community persist.