"The Samuel De Champlain Bridge is lit up in green to commemorate the victims and survivors of the Quebec City mosque attack and other Islamophobic crimes."
— Infrastructure Canada
| #InfrastructureCanada #RememberJan29 #GreenSquareCampaign🟩 #Islamophobia #QuebecCityMosque #SamuelDeChamplainBridge #Montreal #Quebec #Canada
"It has been 6 years since this awful day.
"I still wonder how much has actually changed.
"I still worry it is not nearly enough.
"May God accept our martyrs.
"Thinking of the families, survivors and loved ones.
"May they be surrounded by love and care always. 💕🙏🏽"
— Sarah Mushtaq, Windsor
| #RememberJan29 #SarahMushtaq #WindsorOntario #WindsorON #Windsor #January29 #Islamophobia #Canada
"To honour the victims and express our solidarity with survivors we will lower our flags to half-mast today for the National Day of Remembrance of the Quebec City Mosque Attack and Action Against Islamophobia"
— Seneca College, Toronto
"Today we join communities across Canada to honour the victims of the 2017 Quebec City mosque terrorist attack.
"We stand with Peterborough’s Muslim community and are committed to creating a more inclusive community and combatting Islamophobia."
— City of Peterborough, Ontario
| #RememberJan29 #Islamophobia #PtboCanada #Canada #ptbo #Peterborough #Ontario
"On January 29th, the Samuel De Champlain Bridge will be lit up in green from sunset to 1 a.m. for the National Day of Remembrance of the Quebec City Mosque Attack and Action Against Islamophobia."
— Infrastructure Canada
| #RememberJan29 #GreenSquareCampaign🟩 #QuebecCityMosque #SamuelDeChamplainBridge #Montreal #Quebec #Canada
Montréal, Quebec, January 28, 2023—On January 29th, the Samuel De Champlain Bridge will be lit up in green from sunset to 1 a.m. for the National Day of Remembrance of the Quebec City Mosque Attack and Action Against Islamophobia.
"Today, we honour the victims of the #QuebecCityMosque shooting,
Who were killed at the hands of racism and Islamophobia.
"Ontarian’s stand together with the survivors, families & friends who suffered from this senseless act."
— Kaleed Rasheed, Minister of Public and Business Service Delivery
MPP for Mississauga East-Cooksville
| #RememberJan29 #QuebecCityMosque #GreenSquareCampaign🟩 #ONpoli #Mississauga #Cooksville
“The best defence against [polarization] is nurturing a vibrant democratic society. Non-profit and charitable organizations can play a critical role in this undertaking.”
New op-ed by Abdul Nakua
https://thephilanthropist.ca/2023/01/combatting-polarization-by-transforming-anger-into-action/
As we commemorate the Quebec City mosque massacre, the Muslim Association of Canada’s Abdul Nakua argues that non-profit organizations can play a critical role in nurturing a vibrant democratic society to combat the toxic effects of polarization.
#podcast: AW@L #Radio - #RememberJan29
An interview with #RememberJan29 project co-creator Aliya Pabani on creating space for remembering the Grand Mosque massacre in Quebec City a year after the horrific incident.
http://www.grandrivermc.ca/audio/aw-l-radio-2018-01-26-rememberjan29
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