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Carney Condemns Australia Attack as Consular Officials Ready to Help Affected Canadians

Sixteen people were killed in the antisemitic attack during Hanukkah at Bondi Beach, described as terrorism by Australia’s prime minister, with Canada offering support and consular aid.

  • On Sunday, two shooters attacked Bondi Beach in Sydney, with authorities reporting sixteen people dead.
  • Labeling the event, officials called it antisemitic terrorism, with Australia's prime minister and Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture Mark Miller condemning the violence Sunday.
  • At an Ottawa menorah lighting Sunday evening, Prime Minister Mark Carney said he was `horrified` by the attack and vowed the government would stand with Jewish communities.
  • Global Affairs Canada said it is not aware of any Canadian citizens impacted and consular officials are working with counterparts to assist affected Canadians.
  • Jewish communities in Canada and around the world were preparing to mark Hanukkah at sundown, with leaders urging support to strengthen resilience drawn upon shamefully and persistently in recent years.
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No imminent threat of attack in Canada following Australia shooting: CSIS

OTTAWA - The Canadian Security Intelligence Service said Monday it sees no indication of a specific threat in Canada following the mass shooting at a Hanukkah celebration in Australia, even as it warns of the "realistic possibility" of an extremist…

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Sydney is not the only one in shock, heads of state and government condemned the attack and supported the country.

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CTV News broke the news in Canada on Sunday, December 14, 2025.
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