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The Fleetwood Islamic Centre in Surrey, British Columbia, has reported incidents of vandalism that have raised concerns about Islamophobia in the area. Members of the mosque discovered threatening graffiti and raw bacon placed in and around the facility, actions that have been widely condemned by community leaders and the provincial government. British Columbia's attorney general, Niki Sharma, publicly denounced these acts, expressing support for the Muslim community and emphasizing the importance of standing against hate. These incidents highlight ongoing issues of religious intolerance affecting various communities across Canada.
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B.C. AG condemns report of death threats and raw bacon at Surrey mosque
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