Nearly a third of Canadians believe antisemitism has become more acceptable, survey finds

A recent survey reveals concerning trends in Canadian attitudes towards antisemitism, with nearly a third of English speakers believing it's become more acceptable. This figure jumps to 35 percent, more than double the 16 percent of Francophones who share this view. Such findings underscore a worrying cultural shift that could have serious implications for social cohesion and minority protections in the country. The stark linguistic divide in these perceptions highlights the need for targeted education and awareness campaigns to combat rising prejudices.