Even though Canada has been praised for its religious and culture diversity, almost half of Canadians view Islam in an unfavourable light compared to other faiths, according to a new survey. Continue reading
Alexandre Bissonnette, the man charged in last month’s mosque shootings in Quebec City, made a brief court appearance Tuesday morning. Continue reading
A motion that was meant to be a simple, non-binding gesture of goodwill has somehow snowballed into controversy in the wake of the Quebec City mosque shooting that left six men dead. Continue reading
Psychological services are now available 24 hours a day for Quebec City residents reeling from the shooting at a Quebec city mosque. Continue reading
The crowd grew as the march progressed, as people from the sidewalks linked arms with the marchers and joined in chanting slogans such as “All Canadians! All Quebecers!” Continue reading
The St. James United Church invited Imam Mahdi Tarkawi to Sunday’s prayer service in hopes of building bridges between communities. Continue reading
Organizer Lisa Slywka said she created “Show your love, fill the fence” in response to the shooting last Sunday at a Quebec City mosque that killed six people. Continue reading
A march will be held Sunday in Quebec City to remember the victims of last week’s deadly mosque attack. Continue reading
In light of the recent Quebec City shooting, a Montreal mosque has opened its doors to invite non-Muslims to learn about the faith. Continue reading
Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard said addressing “violent racism” in the province is a top priority, condemning politicians who use the mosque attack as justification to tighten up immigration, even though the alleged gunman is Canadian. Continue reading
