Crown appeals Quebec City mosque gunman Alexandre Bissonnette’s sentence
Alexandre Bissonnette was sentenced Feb. 8 to life behind bars without possibility of parole for at least 40 years. Continue reading
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Quebec City mosque gunman Alexandre Bissonnette appeals sentence
Lawyers for Alexandre Bissonnette filed the motion Friday with the Quebec Court of Appeal. Continue reading
Deadline looms to file appeal of Quebec City mosque shooter Alexandre Bissonnette’s sentence
Alexandre Bissonnette was sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole for 40 years. Continue reading
Parents of Quebec City mosque shooter Alexandre Bissonnette call son’s sentence ‘very severe’ in open letter
The parents of Alexandre Bissonnette are questioning their son’s sentencing. Continue reading
Quebec City Muslim community ‘astonished and very upset’ by Alexandre Bissonnette’s sentence
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Alexandre Bissonnette, the man responsible for the Quebec City mosque shooting has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 40 years. Continue reading
Quebec’s Muslim community weighs in on the eve of Alexandre Bissonnette’s sentencing
In the two years since the Quebec City mosque attack, some in the Muslim community say the outpouring of support has dried up. Continue reading
Quebec City mosque shooter Alexandre Bissonnette could receive longest prison term ever in Canada
Alexandre Bissonnette, 29, faces a sentence of up to 150 years before being eligible for parole. Continue reading
François Legault backtracks on Islamophobia comment after outcry by Muslim groups
Muslim groups are denouncing a statement Quebec Premier François Legault made Thursday that Islamophobia does not exist in Quebec. Continue reading
Quebec City mosque shooting victims reflect on tragedy as 2nd anniversary nears
After a long and painful recovery, Aymen Derbali said he’s now in a better place. Continue reading
François Legault says no changes to Quebec gun registry despite call for better screening
The head of the Quebec City mosque where six men were killed in a shooting almost two years ago wants the province to tighten up controls over who has access to firearms. Continue reading