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Protesters marching in Toronto against Islamophobia and Trump's ban on Muslims entering the U.S. Photo: J_P_D/flickr
Addressing the Islamophobia of the Quebec mosque killer is a moral imperative
Amira Elghawaby | Canadians are exposed to the views of racist extremists day and night, with our own politicians occasionally fuelling fear and suspicion of Muslims.
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Consultations on Islamophobia are no alternative to action
Thomas Woodley | The Liberal government's promise of more consultations on religious discrimination bring little solace to Canadian religious minorities facing systemic racism.
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Justin Trudeau attends vigil for victims of Quebec City shooting. Photo: Adam Scotti/PMO
Trudeau government still targets Muslims as threats
Matthew Behrens | January 29 marks the first anniversary of the mass murder of six Muslim worshippers in Quebec City. As the date approaches, Justin Trudeau's government continues to unfairly target Muslims.
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Protesters marching in Toronto against Islamophobia and Trump's ban on Muslims entering the U.S. Photo: J_P_D/flickr
Islamophobia continues to fester in wake of Quebec City mosque shooting
Monia Mazigh | On January 29, 2018, Canada will commemorate the first anniversary of the shocking murder of six Muslim men in a Quebec City mosque. What has been achieved in the fight against Islamophobia?
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Mohamed Labidi's car was set on fire and feces was thrown at his mosque
| Build support for the Quebec Islamic Cultural Centre
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How can the Canadian government combat hate crimes?
Linda Leon | How to stop cross-border hate.