Hate-Driven Vandalism Hits Mississauga Mosque

0:00A mosque inside a Mississauga condo complex got hit with vandalism overnight last Thursday. It's at 2-1-2-1 Rochecourt near Aaron Mills and the Queen Elizabeth Way. Inside, they found shells flipped over, books and papers everywhere, plus broken appliances, damaged that still obvious even after some cleanup. Condo board president Manny Ahmed says it went down around 1.30 a.m. Residents spotted the mess that morning and called peel regional police right away. He pointed out holy books tossed around, scripture scattered, and real structural harm, calling it what looks like hate-driven destruction. Folks in the building have shared safety worries with him before, but nothing this bowed in the 15 years he's lived there. Now the whole community feels shaken, saying their homes should stay a safe spot for everybody. Police got surveillance video showing someone slipping into the mosque, but they haven't labeled it a hate crime yet. Investigators are on it digging into the footage in details. This hits hard in a place meant for peace-hoping.

1:00They catch you did it quick and restore that trust for all. I'm Corey with The Story. That's your Canada News Today Update. AI-powered and always on.