Quebec City mosque shooter’s father says his son isn’t a terrorist
Alexandre Bissonnette was sentenced in February to life in prison with no chance of parole for at least 40 years. Continue reading
Quebec City Mosque Shooting
Quebec City mosque shooter’s appeal to be heard in 2020
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Quebec City mosque shooter Alexandre Bissonnette’s appeal is expected to be heard mid-January 2020. Continue reading
Circle of peace held at Montreal mosque in support of Muslim community
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
Montreal’s Muslim community was showered with love from different religious groups on Friday — just one week after a gunman opened fire on two New Zealand mosques, killing 50 people. Continue reading
Montrealers gather at vigil for victims of New Zealand mosque attacks
Dozens of people of different faiths gathered on a chilly afternoon to offer condolences and prayers for the 50 people killed and dozens injured in Friday’s shootings at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. Continue reading
Quebec City mosque shooter ‘very affected’ by New Zealand massacre: lawyers
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Lawyers for Alexandre Bissonnette say he “deeply regrets” what he did and has been very affected by the shootings in New Zealand. Continue reading
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
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
Alexandre Bissonnette’s life sentence with no possibility of parole for 40 years likely to be appealed: experts
Recent high-profile sentencing decisions across Canada have reflected different judicial approaches to the idea of multiple life sentences. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Justice was not fully served with McArthur and Bissonnette sentences
McArthur and Bissonnette have both been found guilty of their crimes. But it still feels like we came up just short of true justice, writes Rob Breakenridge. Continue reading