Officials at Markham, Ont., mosque call for action after alleged hate-motivated attack

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The Islamic Society of Markham is calling for action from the provincial and federal governments to combat Islamophobia and better protect the safety of faith communities, following an alleged hate-motivated incident that took place at the mosque north of Toronto last week. 

York Regional Police arrested a 28-year-old man who allegedly came into the Markham, Ont. mosque on Thursday morning, shouted Islamophobic slurs and drove his vehicle directly at a worshiper.

The suspect is now charged with one count each of assault with a weapon, uttering threats and dangerous driving.

At a news conference on Monday, the president of the Islamic Society of Markham, Qasir Nasir Khan,

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