The area in front of the Russian consulate in Toronto will be now be known as “Free Ukraine Square.”
Coun. Josh Matlow, who represents the riding where the consulate is located, announced the decision in a Twitter post Wednesday.
“Toronto stands in solidarity with Ukraine,” Matlow said.
“Moving forward, St. Clair Ave (between Yonge and Avoca — in front of the Russian Consulate) will now be known as ‘Free Ukraine Square.'”
At the start of a city council meeting Wednesday, Mayor John Tory expressed support for Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion.
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He said “Free Ukraine” street signs will be installed around the Russian consulate.
“We are working with city staff now to add these signs as soon as possible as another important gesture of solidarity with the people of Ukraine,” Tory said.
The Ukrainian flag is also flying at Toronto city hall.
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