You are correct in assuming that (1) I am not Canadian and (2) I have never been to Toronto. And thus I leave I am open to having my preconcieved notions corrected, such is the art of learning. However the original discussion was in reference to a lot of "Terrorist associated activity" coming out of the Toronto/Canada area.
More so then other parts of the country "lately", please note the last word. I came up with a lot more references then three to the Toronto area, this is not to say other parts of the world do not have their own "terrorist" incidents. Or did you also forget the little "Lighting of the shoe" incident by an Iranian teenager?
I am posting a link to a Toronto web site with specifics on the city itself. Diversity seems to be a hot topic there, and while (silly me) French does not seem to be the prodominate language , it comes in a close second.
Toronto Website
The fact remains that as few as 2% of Ontarians are of French (French-Canadian) descent.
"Or did you also forget the little "Lighting of the shoe" incident by an Iranian teenager"
Maybe I am missing something, but were there explosives found in his shoe, or was he hoping that the rubber would spontaneous explode? How can someone lighting a non-burning rubber sole be considered terrorism rather stupidity? Even the kids Dad said as much, basically calling his son an idiot for playing around with the lighter.