The five Quebecers put their lives at risk during the 2017 attack.

During the year of the shooting alone, there were 349 incidents of police-reported hate crimes against Muslims in Canada.

Bissonnette was sentenced to 40 years behind bars after pleading guilty to killing six Muslim men and wounding several others on Jan. 29, 2017 at a Quebec City mosque.

Renovations to the mosque should be complete by June 2020. 

A Tory MP told a Muslim witness at a hearing exploring online hate that he “should be ashamed” for linking conservative and alt-right commentators to Quebec mosque shooter Alexandre Bissonnette.

Alexandre Bissonnette was sentenced in February to life in prison with no chance of parole for at least 40 years.

One expert explained that individuals can be "set off or triggered by similar events or experiences" to an original trauma.

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.

Both pleaded guilty to two of the worst incidents of violence in Canadian history, and both were given concurrent sentences.

The man who murdered six worshippers in a Quebec City mosque in January 2017 will learn today whether he'll spend the rest of his life behind bars.