In January, Habibiz Cafe, a restaurant in Winnipeg, Manitoba, was targeted in a suspected hate-motivated vandalism incident where its front windows were smashed and a threatening note was left. The Winnipeg Police Service's hate crimes unit is investigating the case. In response to this attack, ClearSecurity Manufacturing, a local company, donated shatter-resistant glass valued at around $10,000 to help replace the damaged windows. The total repair project is expected to cost about $40,000. Owner Ali Zeid expressed gratitude for the community's support, stating that despite the challenges faced after the attack, the community came together to help them recover. Manitoba Progressive Conservative Leader Obby Khan facilitated the donation after learning about the incident. Community members, including Ramsey Zeid from the Canadian Palestinian Association of Manitoba, emphasized the message of belonging and solidarity for the Palestinian community in Winnipeg. As of now, no arrests have been made regarding the vandalism.