6 anti-Muslim incidents in Ontario since Paris attacks

There has been an uptick in reported hate crimes targeting Muslims and others in Ontario since ISIS took responsibility for the Paris attacks last week.

"I feel like we're being judged for something we had nothing to do with," Shara Fathima told CBC News on Friday duringa march in Toronto,where hundreds gathered tocallfor peace after a string of attacksin and around the city.

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Even children are on edge, with students at theIslamic Foundation of Toronto inScarboroughtelling CBC News they feel frightened and helpless in the face of these attacks.

"You really realize it could happen to any one of us," said Sara Ahmad, 17.

Here's a look at some of the incidents:

Mosque set ablaze

On Nov. 14, a fire broke out at theKawartha Muslim Religious Association's mosque in Peterborough, Ont., causing $80,000 in damage. Police say the fire was intentionally set and they are investigating the arson as a possible hate crime.

Hindu temple vandalized

The following evening, Nov. 15, police say someoneheaved five stones through the two window panesat theRam Dham Hindu temple in Kitchener. Investigators aren't calling the vandalisma hate crime, or drawing links to the Paris attacks, but sayboth remain a possibility until police can identify and question a suspect.

U of T student allegedly spat on, insulted

That same weekend, aMuslim student at the University of Torontoclaims he was spat on andinsultedinwhat appears to have been a racially chargedattemptedassault outsideRobartsLibrary. The student said the man spat directly into his face and told him to take his turban off. He was, in fact,wearing atopia short, rounded skullcap worn in many Islamic communities.

Woman robbed, beaten

On Monday, police say a Muslim woman was attacked and robbed mid-afternoon outside a Torontoelementary school by two white men who reportedly called her a "terrorist" and told her to "go back home," as they pulled on her hijab andpunched her in the stomach before making off with hercellphone and money.

Hate mail in Ottawa

On Wednesday, an Ottawa woman told police she found a note in her mailbox, telling her to "go back home" because Canada "is no place for terrorists or immigrants."Eren Cervantes-Altamirano said she has no idea who penned the handwritten note.

Women accosted on TTC

Two Muslim women were accosted and verbally assaulted on a Toronto subway trainon the evening of Nov. 18, the Toronto Transit Commissionsaid.Two men and a woman boarded a train and proceeded to make racist comments about the two Muslim women, including an implication that they could be terrorists, TTC spokesman Brad Ross said.The womanallegedly pushed one of the Muslim women. One of the suspects has since been identified as a minor.