@nationalpost and @680News | Breaking news 
| Investigative journalism 
Freelancer 
| Share your story with me via DM or my website 
Du kannst deine Tweets vom Web aus und über Drittapplikationen mit einem Standort versehen, wie z.B. deiner Stadt oder deinem genauen Standort. Du hast jederzeit die Möglichkeit, Standortangaben nachträglich zu löschen. Mehr erfahren
The speakers at today's event will include writer Abdullah Shihipar, activist Safia Gahayr, Canada Communist Party leader Dave McKee, Steelworker Toronto Area Council President Carolyn Egan and Judy Deutsch from Independent Jewish Voices. Mohammed Ali will be performing hip hop.
David McKee says we need to remember the names and faces of the victims of the Quebec City mosque shooting.pic.twitter.com/8kIxiJNEVC
After each speech, the crowd chants after cheering. Their most recent chant was "refugees are welcome!"
The Quebec City mosque shooting happened almost one year ago, on Jan. 29. Six lives were taken that day and 19 others were wounded. The man responsible was charged with six counts of first-degree murder and five counts of attempted murder. (Photo by Ryan Remiorz)pic.twitter.com/54P9e0rJyA
Today, about 150 people attended and the event ended just shy of 1:00 p.m.
Safia Gahayr says the event sends a serious message. "This event focuses on and sends the message that Canada isn't multicultural. That is a myth... the lives and faces of these men won't be forgotten." She says Jan. 29 should be a national day of anti-islamophobia.
Twitter ist möglicherweise überlastet oder hat einen vorübergehenden Schluckauf. Probiere es erneut oder besuche Twitter Status für weitere Informationen.
