If anyone in Toronto is unsure of the effects of the U.S. election on life in Canada, this might be a sign.
Literally.
“Hey, white person,” read the racist materials posted around East York earlier this week, which urged white people to “join the alt-right.”
The posters go on to ask, “Tired of political correctness? Wondering Why only white countries have to become ‘multicultural’? Figured out that diversity only means ‘less white people’? Sick of being blamed for all the world’s problems?” It goes on…
City staff have already begun removing the signs, meanwhile, the anti-multicultural sentiments have alarmed residents and spurred outrage and debate online.
This photo was taken by a friend of mine in East York, Toronto, this morning. Canada is not immune. #canpoli #onpoli pic.twitter.com/YUwr7fuY5N
— Stacy King (@stacyking) November 14, 2016
This hate is unacceptable in our City. Staff are removing the posters immediately and investigating who is responsible.
— Janet Davis (@Janet_Davis) November 14, 2016
ABSOLUTELY HORRIFYING! We are a country of refugees and immigrants! We can’t let this happen here #stopkellieleitch #notmycanada https://t.co/p6tpIhWtut
— chickpeachickie (@chickpeachickie) November 14, 2016
Found in TORONTO you guys. Canada needs to get vigilant about fighting white supremacists NOW before it’s an election year. #NotMyCanada https://t.co/nH24oFklOi
— Ganta 🎅 (@mmmegan) November 14, 2016
Hey White People: https://t.co/dQVvtnKMkk via @YouTube
— Kyle Clements (@kyleclements) November 15, 2016
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