Throughout the second day after the late-night shooting at the Mosque in Quebec city, people continued to add flowers and notes and other objects as memorials for the victims on snowbanks around the perimiter of the mosque. The "Grande Mosquée de Québec" is the brown brick building seen behind the pink sign. (Photograph by Roger LeMoyne) Photograph by Roger LeMoyne
Quebec City unites in tribute to shooting victims
Photographer Roger LeMoyne witnesses scenes of solidarity and resilience in a city rocked by a terror attack
In the aftermath of the tragic shooting at the Centre Culturel Islamique de Quebec in Ste-Foy, photographer Roger LeMoyne captured stirring images of resilience and solidarity at makeshift memorials and nighttime vigils that paid tribute to the victims and their families.
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