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Supreme Court to hear appeal of Quebec City mosque shooter's sentence The Supreme Court of Canada will rule on whether the Quebec City mosque shooter should receive the original sentence of 40 years without parole he was handed in 2019.  Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 27, 2021 10:03 AM ET | Last Updated: May 27 A memorial to the six men killed in the 2017 Quebec City mosque attack is seen in 2020. The Supreme Court announced Thursday it had accepted to hear an appeal about sentencing in the case.  (Julia Page/CBC) The Supreme Court of Canada will rule on whether the Quebec City ...

Article content The municipality marked National Indigenous Languages Day with plans to install stop signs in Cree, Dene and English in surrounding rural, Indigenous communities. During the next few weeks, more than 60 of the multilingual stop signs will be placed in Fort McKay, Anzac, Conklin and Janvier. Fort Chipewyan was the first hamlet to get these stop signs in November. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. RMWB installing more than 60 Cree, Dene and English stop signs in rural hamlets Back to video “To some it may not mean lots, but to the ...

Trump's malignant populism has turned far-right violence into a domestic terrorism threat by Enzo DiMatteo on January 28th, 2021 at 7:00 PM 1 of 4 2 of 4 For Canadians, there has been much to unpack after four years of Donald Trump. And while we fancy ourselves above the darker forces of racism, nativism, fear, and demonization (not to mention misogyny) that have been unleashed under Trump, our proximity to our neighbour to the south—and a porous social media—has made us particularly vulnerable to the spread of right-wing extremism of the kind witnessed during the attack on the Capi...

Canada’s right-wing extremism problem Trump's malignant populism has turned far-right violence into a domestic terrorism threat By Enzo DiMatteo Jan 27, 2021 For Canadians, there has been much to unpack after four years of Donald Trump. And while we fancy ourselves above the darker forces of racism, nativism, fear and demonization (not to mention misogyny) that have been unleashed under Trump, our proximity to our neighbour to the south – and a porous social media – has made us particularly vulnerable to the spread of right-wing extremism of the kind witnessed during the attack...

Quebec's attorney general and the Crown prosecutor's office will ask the Supreme Court of Canada to weigh in on the sentencing of the man who killed six people and injured several others during the 2017 shooting at a Quebec City Mosque.