As per reports, a large-scale public demonstration took place in downtown Toronto, where police estimated that more than 100,000 participants gathered in solidarity with anti-government protesters in Iran on Sunday (01 February).
• The demonstration reportedly began at Sankofa Square and proceeded toward Queen’s Park, moving through central areas of the city.
• The rally expressed opposition to Iran’s governing system, concerns over economic conditions in Iran, and calls for democratic reforms, including free elections.
• Participants also urged the Canadian government to take stronger measures against Iranian authorities, including diplomatic and legal actions.
• Toronto Police Service implemented rolling road closures and traffic control measures throughout the afternoon to manage crowd movement and public safety.
• Authorities issued advance warnings regarding transportation delays and restricted vehicle access in affected areas.
• No major security incidents were publicly reported during the event, and police presence focused on crowd management and traffic regulation.
