Islamophobia

• ‘Racism is a real problem’: Muslim women fearful following attacks in Edmonton

  Five Somali-Canadian women, all wearing hijabs, have been attacked or threatened in Edmonton in the last 10 weeks.

  Perspectives

  Mar 2
• Racist attack in Saskatoon marred anniversary of Quebec mosque shooting

  A group of Saskatoon students gathered online to mark the 2017 attack on a Quebec mosque when several people jumped into the virtual ceremony and started yelling racist remarks.

  Canada

  Feb 3
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• Ceremonies marking fourth anniversary of Quebec City mosque shooting begin with call for gun control

  A series of commemorations marking the fourth anniversary of the Quebec City mosque shooting are taking place Friday and Saturday.

  Canada

  Jan 29
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• National day of remembrance set for anniversary of Quebec City mosque shooting

  Canadian Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault made the announcement Thursday, the day before the fourth anniversary of the attack.

  Canada

  Jan 28
• People’s Alliance of New Brunswick dumps Memramcook-Tantramar candidate over Islamophobic tweet

  As of Wednesday, Heather Collins is the third person to be removed as a candidate for their party over past comments on social media.

  Politics

  Sep 9, 2020
• Charles Adler on why he’s no longer a conservative

  Conservatism today isn't what Charles Adler signed up for when he first voted for the Ontario provincial and federal conservatives in the '70s, he writes.

  Commentary

  Sep 1, 2020
• Quebec judge who asked woman to remove hijab in court to offer apology

  A Quebec judge who refused to allow a Muslim woman to appear in court wearing a hijab in 2015 will apologize.

  Canada

  Jul 30, 2020
• CRA case shows M103 motion has failed to address ‘Islamophobia’ in government

  M103 was passed in March 2017. Imam Rashid Mohammed says Canadians must ask if the federal government has made good on its promise.

  Commentary

  Jul 13, 2020
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• Police charge Quebec man with advocating genocide of Muslims

  The RCMP said it was the first time the advocating genocide law had been used in the province.

  Crime

  Jul 13, 2020
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• School board reportedly gets federal funds to fight Quebec secularism bill

  The English Montreal School Board reportedly received $250,000 from the federal government's Court Challenges Program to mount legal challenges against the bill.

  Politics

  Feb 5, 2020