This tepid article starts from the standard pro-Israel media position, and only tentatively, attributively, acknowledges reality.

The Politics Briefing teaser for this article says: "Jewish groups have protested his performances and the Anti-Defamation League has labelled him an anti-Semite, though he maintains he is not."
No indication that other Jewish groups, such as the one hosting his Vancouver talk, disagree. 

Even the Israel Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs isn't quoted as saying he's anti-Jewish, but against citizens of Israel (many of whom are Palestinian). In fact, he's against the government of Israel.

The article itself expounds: "At one of his Toronto shows earlier this month, the Jewish Defence League of Canada held a protest outside the stadium" as if the extremist JDL, declared a terrorist group in the United States and sometimes acting as street thugs, was credible. And no mention of the pro-Waters information pickets at all three of his Toronto concerts.