Man Sentenced for Threatening Muslims in Newmarket

0:00A man from Newmarket has received the one-year conditional sentence for threatening Muslims last year. Donald Cameron pleaded guilty to two counts of uttering threats after targeting a local mosque and his Muslim neighbor. He was arrested back on September 4, 2025. The judge highlighted the hate motivation as a key factor in the sentencing. Cameron now faces house arrest for two-thirds of that one-year term, with electronic monitoring to keep track of him. Police emphasize that acts like this have no place in the community. They call the incident disturbing and unacceptable, stressing their ongoing fight against bigotry and intolerance. Beyond house arrest, Cameron cannot live in Newmarket or come within 100 meters of any mosque in Canada. After the conditional sentence ends, he will serve three years of probation. York Regional Police continue to prioritize these cases to ensure public safety, sending a clear message that hate crimes will be met with firm, action, Toronto news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.