Cananda's prime minister condemns downtown chaos after rioters burned cars and vandalized buildings during the international assembly.

Montreal police have walked back their initial assertion that demonstrators were responsible for setting vehicles on fire at last Friday’s protest. The fires erupted at a pro-Palestinian, anti-NATO protest that turned violent, with windows smashed and clashes erupting between protesters and police.

Montreal police say they expect more arrests after Friday’s anti-NATO, pro-Palestinian protest turned violent. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was among those who condemned the violence and reports of antisemitism.

“We only had three people who were arrested (on Friday),” Legault said. “If you saw the images, we saw there were a lot more than three who were violent, so we expect the SPVM will arrest many more people in the coming days, and that’s what I said to Valérie Plante.”

NATO, pro-Palestinian protest turned violent on2. Mike Armstrong reports on the widespread condemnation of the violence; whom Montreal's mayor is blaming for things getting out of control; the additional arrests expected;