City police urge the public to report any hate-motivated graffiti as its hate crime unit investigates a swastika that was discovered spray-painted on the sidewalk outside a home in Hintonburg on Canada Day. Read More
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Ottawa police hate crime unit investigating spray-painted swastika in Hintonburg
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