Toronto resident Michael Park is seen with a swastika drawn on his chest on July 6, when he carried out an antisemitic assault. Photo: courtesy of CIJA. A Toronto man who pleaded guilty to three separate hate crimes targeting Jews has been released on probation by a local judge, triggering concern in the city’s Jewish community. Michael Park was sentenced on Wednesday to 36 months of probation following his guilty plea and will now be released. His probation is governed by a number of conditions, including not being allowed within 10 meters (32 feet) of a synagogue or other Jewish...