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DawaNet is screening "The Last Walk in the Mosque", a documentary about the impact of the Quebec mosque attack on the families of those who died and the Muslim community in Quebec City, across Canada this month. DawaNet is screening "The Last Walk in the Mosque", a documentary about the impact of the Quebec mosque attack on the families of those who died and the Muslim community in Quebec City, across Canada this month.
18
Jan
2018

Events Across Canada Commemorating The Quebec Mosque Shooting

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On January 29th, 2017, six Muslims were murdered at the Islamic Cultural Centre of Quebec City, a mosque in the Sainte-Foy neighbourhood of Quebec City, Canada.

Six people were killed including Ibrahima Barry (aged 39), Mamadou Tanou Barry (aged 42), Khaled Belkacemi (aged 60), Aboubaker Thabti (aged 44), Abdelkrim Hassane (aged 41) and Azzedine Soufiane (aged 57)

Nineteen others were injured, including Aymen Derbali, who is now paralysed. Dawanet is currently fundraising in order to secure him an accessible home where he can live with his wife and children.

DawaNet hold film screenings across Canada of their documentary "Your Last Walk in the Mosque", a documentary about the impact of the Quebec mosque attack on the families of those who died and the Muslim community in Quebec City.

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These film screenings, along with other vigils, lectures, and gatherings are taking place across Canada to commemorate the Quebec Mosque Shooting and to discuss the issue of anti-Muslim bigotry and violence in Canada.

Muslim Link is compiling a list of these events. If you would like to add an event taking place in your city, please email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

St. John's NL

January 29: Commemorative Service for the Quebec City Mosque Attack organized by the Muslim Association of Newfoundland and Labrador

January 29: Acting against Islamophobia, The Loft – UC, 3rd Floor (Memorial University of Newfoundland), 11:30am to 1:00pm

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Halifax 

January 29: Remember January 29: Quebec City Mosque Massacre Commemoration organized by The Dalhousie University Muslim Students Association

Quebec City

January 26: Vivre ensemble avec nos différences organized by Info-radical, l'Ambassade du Canada en Algérie, and le Centre Culturel Islamique de Québec

January 27: Diffusion du documentaire : Ta dernière marche dans la mosquée organized by Dawanet

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January 29: Commémoration citoyenne de l'attentat du 29 janvier 2017 organized by le Centre Culturel Islamique de Québec

Montreal

January 27: Your Last Walk In The Mosque Screening in Montreal, QC organized by Dawanet & Canadian Muslim Forum

January 28: 1 Year Anniversary Vigil for Quebec Mosque Shooting organized by the Canadian Muslim Alliance

January 28: Quebec Mosque Massacre Commemoration organized by the Canadian Muslim Forum

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January 28: Remembering January 29 organized by the Montreal Mission

January 28: CDN NDG Westmount contre l'islamophobie et la haine organized by CDN-NDG-Westmount Contre le racisme anti-Musulman et la haine

January 29: Un an après l’attentat du 29 janvier : Combattre l’islamophobie organized by Centre de recherche en immigration, ethnicité et citoyenneté de l'UQAM

January 29: Neighbourhood Rally Against Islamophobia

January 29: Commemorative Ceremony Paying Homage to the Victims of the Islamic Cultural Centre Massacre at McGill University organized by Institute for Islamic Studies, the McGill MSA, the SEDE Office, & the Joint Board-Senate Committee on Equity

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January 29: Commémoration Citoyenne de l'attentat de la Mosquée Québec organzied by Mayor Valere Plante and NCCM

January 29: Concordia University Interfaith and Inter-Generational Ceremony- Quebec Mosque Shooting organized by the Concordia Students Union

Gatineau

January 29: Your Last Walk In The Mosque Screening organized by Dawanet & Outaouais Islamic Centre

Ottawa

January 28: Quebec City Mosque Shooting Interfaith Remembrance Service

January 28: Multifaith Prayer for Peace & Remembrance - Kanata organized by the Kanata Muslim Association

January 29: Quebec Mosque Shooting Remembrance and Your Last Walk In The Mosque Screening at Ottawa City Hall organized by CAWI, Somali Women's Circle Network, NCCM, & Dawanet

Kingston

January 29: Remembering the Québec Mosque Massacre organized by Muslim Societies, Global Perspectives (Queen's University)

Toronto

January 27: We Won't Forget the Quebec Mosque Shooting! Stop Hatred Now organized by SAFE: Solidarity Against Fascism Everywhere and the Toronto IWW General Defense Committee, & Local 28

January 27: One Year Later: Join us in Remembrance organized by Studio.89 & the Muslim Writers Collective Toronto

January 28: Lighting Fires: Commemorating the Quebec Mosque Massacre

January 29: The Quebec City Mosque Shooting: What Have We Learned? organized by the Centre for Ethics at the University of Toronto

January 29: Remembering the Quebec Mosque Shooting at Nathan Phillips Square organized by NCCM & Councillor Neethan Shan

January 30: One Year Later: Islamophobia & the Quebec Mosque Shooting organized by the Muslim Students' Association and the Multi-Faith Centre at the University of Toronto, with special support from Hart House

February 4: One Year After the Quebec Mosque Shooting by Noor Cultural Centre

Mississauga

January 25: Your Last Walk In The Mosque Screening in Mississauga, ON organized by Dawanet

January 29: Vigil to remember victims and stand in solidarity against hate at Mississauga City Hall organized by the Muslim Council of Peel, the Federation of Muslim Women, and Dar Al Tawheed Islamic Centre

Brampton

January 29: Vigil to remember victims and stand in solidarity against hate at Brampton City Hall organized by the Muslim Council of Peel, the Federation of Muslim Women, and Dar Al Tawheed Islamic Centre

Hamilton

January 29: Commemoration of the Quebec Mosque Massacre at Hamilton City Hall organized by NCCM

St. Catharines

January 27: Keeping the Flame: Niagara remembers the Quebec Mosque massacre organized by the Niagara Anti-Racism Coalition

Kitchener-Waterloo

January 28: Waterloo Region Commemorates Quebec Mosque Shooting organized by the Coalition of Muslim Women of KW

Guelph

January 29: Commemorating The Quebec Mosque Massacre in Guelph organized by the Muslim Society of Guelph

London

January 28: Your Last Walk in the Mosque Screening organized by Dawanet

January 29: London Commemorates the Quebec City Mosque Shooting organized by NCCM

Windsor

January 28: Your Last Walk in the Mosque Screening organized by Dawanet & the Windsor Islamic Council

Winnipeg

January 29: Quebec City Mosque Massacre Commemoration organized by the Islamic Social Services Association & NCCM

January 31: Your Last Walk in the Mosque Screening organized by Dawanet

Saskatoon

January 29: Commemorating the Quebec City Mosque Massacre organized by the Islamic Association of Saskatchewan

Edmonton

January 29: Commemorating the Quebec Mosque Shooting: Responding to Hate organized by Safety Summit Edmonton

Calgary

January 29: Commemorating the Quebec City Mosque Massacre at Calgary City Hall organized by NCCM & Muslim Association of Canada (Calgary-Chapter)

Vancouver

January 27: Vigil to remember the Quebec Grand Mosque Massacre organized by the Coalition Against Bigotry

January 29: Remembering January 29 organized by the Voices of Muslim Women

Victoria

January 28: Commemoration of the Quebec City Mosque Shooting/ Open House organized by Masjid Al Iman

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