In this Toronto Sun column, Warren Kinsella reports that CBC removed veteran journalist Neil Herland from broadcasting duties and began disciplinary proceedings after he recorded protesters outside a Toronto Yom Kippur service. Herland, who was attempting to attend services on Judaism’s holiest day, filmed demonstrators blocking congregants and shouting “Zionist alert,” “baby killer” and explicitly antisemitic abuse. A Toronto Police officer reportedly told the cantor to stop “antagonizing” the protesters. Herland later described the intimidation on his personal X account and expressed fear for Jewish safety in Canada. Kinsella says CBC would not identify the complainant or explain which rule Herland violated, despite previously defending journalists’ ability to speak from lived experience.