Quebec Premier François Legault said Quebec is not immune to hatred, but its people stand in solidarity with Muslims in the province.

No place for racism in Saskatchewan: Day of Action Against Hate and Intolerance declared in the province.

Events are being held Wednesday in Quebec City to mark the third anniversary of the deadly mosque shooting that claimed six lives.

Three years after the fatal shooting at the Quebec City Islamic Cultural Centre, a Montreal-based filmmaker is bringing the victims' voices to the big screen in a new documentary.

Alexandre Bissonnette was sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole for 40 years.

As the third anniversary of the Quebec City mosque shooting approaches, gun control advocates are urging the province to tighten rules around reference checks for those seeking gun permits.

The Quebec City Muslim cemetery is expected to open by the spring.

A defence lawyers group that has been granted intervener status in Alexandre Bissonnette's appeal is arguing that the Criminal Code, which allows for consecutive sentences, violates charter rights.

Quebec's ombudsperson has criticized the way a social worker handled the case of the Quebec mosque shooter after he allegedly told her in confidence he regretted not having murdered more people, according to a report obtained by The Canadian Press.

A 49-year-old Terrebonne man found guilty of inciting hatred last May will have to spend 30 days behind bars.