The consular camp, scheduled for November 17, was meant to facilitate the renewal of life certificates for Indian-origin Hindus and Sikhs.
In the coming days, Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown will bring a motion in the city council to pass a bylaw banning protests outside places of worship.
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