The rise in hate crimes has left Muslims terrified
“This kind of horror stays with you”
Islamophobia
Jagmeet Singh calls MP ’racist,’ but has he forgotten about Bill 21?
Tom Mulcair: Singh could use all of his credibility and personal experiences with racism to persuade Justin Trudeau to challenge Quebec’s discriminatory Bill 21. That would be helpful.
One family’s struggle, one year after the Quebec City mosque shooting
In the wake of last year’s mosque massacre, Yousseff and Mulka Cherif wonder if they are better off leaving Quebec altogether
A year later: The Quebec mosque massacre and rising Islamophobia
Opinion: If we are to make any progress, Canada and other countries must tackle the issues underlying the perception of Muslims in public consciousness
As we remember a mosque massacre, let’s find the hero within us
Opinion: Jan. 29 marks one year since the horrifying Quebec massacre. We must honour Aymen Derbali’s selfless heroism, but we can all go further.
Why a lone Good Samaritan stepped up in a Vancouver attack on Muslim teen
’Hate crimes and racism exist in Canada’: When Noor Fadel experienced an alleged Islamophobic attack, only Jake Taylor intervened—bonding the pair
How Newfoundlanders are taking a remarkable stand against Islamophobia
To 3,000 Muslims on the island, the province is an example to the world of how to get along
Opinion: Bill 62 is what Islamophobia looks like
Quebec’s controversial bill banning covered faces from giving and receiving public services is not about religious neutrality, it’s about Islamophobia, Sadiya Ansari says.
Quebec’s Bill 62 is what Islamophobia looks like
The law aims for ‘religious neutrality’ while targeting Muslim women who wear a niqab or burka
Too many Canadians don’t recognize the Islamophobia in their country
Despite numerous high-profile incidents and a stream of everyday instances, some Canadians still ignore or deny anti-Muslim hate