Montreal artists hold benefit concert for families of mosque shooting victims

by Sabrina Marandola

A group of Montreal artists have rallied and, in less than two weeks, put together a concert to benefit the families of those killed or injured in the Quebec City mosque attack.

Condition of 2 men critically injured in Quebec mosque shooting improving

Two men who were critically wounded in the Quebec City mosque shooting are still in intensive care in hospital, but their conditions are improving.

Families of Quebec City mosque victims face financial struggle

At least a half-dozen Quebec City families have no regular income following the mosque shooting which left six men dead, and five critically injured.

Use discretion when tuning into radio poubelle, school-bus drivers told

School bus drivers in Quebec City are being asked to use "discretion" when tuning into the controversial area radio stations known by their critics as radio poubelle.

Back to arguing over religious headwear at National Assembly

by Elysha Enos, Jonathan Montpetit

A motion honouring the victims of last week's shooting at a Quebec City mosque was tabled this afternoon at the National Assembly, and passed unanimously. But the show of unity was fleeting, as Quebec's political parties quickly resumed their horse-trading over what religious symbols can be worn in public.

Quebec imam 'touched' by response to message of compassion

Hassan Guillet, an imam who spoke passionately at a funeral service for victims of the Quebec City mosque attack, says he's heartened his message of compassion is being widely shared around the world.

'Time to turn the page': Quebec rallies call for unity after mosque killings

by Stephen Smith

A week after a gunman killed six worshippers at a Quebec mosque, faith leaders and concerned citizens came together at events in Montreal and Quebec City to call for unity, peace and an end to the hatred that sparked the violence.

How Quebec City is mending the emotional scars left after the mosque attack

by Kim Garritty

In the week following the deadly attack on a mosque in Quebec City, counsellors and social workers have been deployed across the city to help people affected deal with the shock and trauma of the event.

Hundreds of Montrealers march against Islamophobia

Organizers say the march is meant to support Quebec’s Muslim citizens as they try to come to grips with last weekend’s deadly shooting rampage at a Quebec City mosque.

'We have to band together': Vandalized Pointe-Saint-Charles mosque opens doors to public

by Elysha Enos

Mosques in Montreal opened their doors Friday to show the public what goes on inside and to spread awareness about Islam and the Muslim community.

Whites risk marginalization, mosque shooting suspect told friend a day before attack

by Jonathan Montpetit

Alexandre Bissonnette expressed fears the white race would be marginalized by immigration, in a Facebook exchange the day before he was arrested in connection with the massacre at a Quebec City mosque, says a friend of the shooting suspect.

In his own words: Imam Hassan Guillet's address at Quebec City funeral for 3 mosque victims

Ibrahima Barry, 39, Mamadou Tanou Barry, 42, and Azzeddine Soufiane, 57, were among the six men who died when a shooter entered the mosque where they were attending evening prayers last Sunday. Here is a complete text of Imam Hassan Guillet's English address.

Audio A listen back to the voices and sounds in Quebec City following the mosque attack

Sit back, listen and reflect on how the week unfolded in Quebec City following the shooting at the Centre Culturel Islamique in Sainte-Foy. The audio aired on Quebec AM.

FIFTH ESTATE Quebec City mosque had plans to boost security before attack

by Lisa Mayor

The mosque in Quebec City where six men were killed and 19 others were injured had approved plans to strengthen its security measures just two weeks before the fatal attack, the fifth estate has found.

Quebec City mayor vows to give Muslims a place to bury dead

by Angelica Montgomery, Kim Garritty

The shooting deaths of six men in a Quebec City mosque is underscoring a concern Quebec Muslims have raised for years — they are running out of space to bury their dead.