‘The injunction will be filed at noon’: Ford government moves to block Toronto Al-Quds rally

‘The injunction will be filed at noon’: Ford government moves to block Toronto Al-Quds rally

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The Ontario government says it will file an injunction at noon, Saturday in an effort to stop the planned Al-Quds Day rally in downtown Toronto from moving ahead.

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