Open this photo in gallery:Katherine Stephenson, chief superintendent of intelligence services for the Toronto Police Service, speaks at a press conference about hate-motivated assaults on June 3.Fred Lum/The Globe and MailSave for laterHate absolutely has a place in Canada. It is accepted by virtue of our collective indifference – by the way our leaders refuse to define it in precise terms. Hate has a place in Canada when the Prime Minister’s signature address on antisemitism clings desperately to anodyne generalities, lest the hate that fuels that antisemitism turn on him politically – or worse. Hate has a place in Canada...