Quebec mosque attack anniversary a sad reminder of ever-present Islamophobia The anniversary Quebec City mosque attack and Muslim Awareness Week have brought a lot of Islamophobia out of the woodwork.

“Anti-Muslim sentiment is the main motivation behind support for Bill 21 in Quebec.

“While not everyone who supports Bill 21 is Islamophobic, odds are good that everyone who’s Islamophobic supports Bill 21.”

An editorial by @mtltoula.bsky.social.

#RememberJan29

We have an obligation to never forget the Quebec City mosque attack January 29 is the anniversary of the Quebec City mosque shooting of 2017, a chance to reflect on a senseless attack on a community.

Today marks the 9th anniversary of the Quebec City mosque shooting, where 6 Muslim Quebecers were killed and 19 were seriously injured.

We have an obligation to never forget the Quebec City mosque attack

#RememberJan29

A black-and-white image of a woman wearing a hijab, her face partially covered, looking to the side. The background features subtle Islamic geometric patterns and lanterns. Bold yellow and white text reads: "National Day of Remembrance of the Québec City Mosque Attack and Action Against Islamophobia." A smaller caption below emphasizes the need to combat stereotypes, hate speech, and violence targeting individuals based on religion. In the bottom right corner, the John Howard Society logo and tagline "Effective. Just. Humane." are displayed.

Hate has no home here. We remember the victims of the Québec City Mosque Attack and stand united against Islamophobia in all its forms. #RememberJan29 #NoToHate #IslamophobiaAwareness #JusticeForAll

In Memoriam https://tinyurl.com/ya287tzd #RememberJan29

Mamadou Tanou Barry
Azzeddine Soufiane
Abdelkrim Hassane
Ibrahima Barry
Aboubaker Thabti
Khaled Belkace

All innocently praying. All husbands and fathers. 17 children lost a parent. #RememberJan29...