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'This is not going to stop us,' Belleville, Ont., synagogue president vows after shooting incident

CBC Canada · September 22, 2026 at 4:00 a.m.

'This is not going to stop us,' Belleville, Ont., synagogue president vows after shooting incident

The president of the Belleville, Ont., synagogue where shooting erupted between a man and local police Sunday evening says the incident left congregants in shock and the building partly damaged.

"But once we get the building back, we will continue with our services," said Norm Weddum.

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