Six members of a Quebec mosque were killed in the first mass shooting at a mosque in the West, prompting the community to confront Islamophobia and hate speech.
Synopsis
Six members of a Quebec mosque were killed in the first mass shooting at a mosque in the West, prompting the community to confront Islamophobia and hate speech.
Synopsis
In Ste-Foy, Québec, the aftermath of the Quebec Mosque Shooting continues to shape the lives of its Muslim community. One year after the attack that killed six members, the mosque faces ongoing challenges from Islamophobia and hate speech. Community leaders and families work to redefine their identity and foster healing. As they confront harassment, they strive to shift the narrative surrounding their faith and promote understanding. The film captures their efforts to reclaim their space and protect their community from further violence.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the Ste-Foy community rebuilding after tragedy.
- See how they combat Islamophobia and hate speech.
- Find out about the impact of the 2017 shooting.
Did You Know
- The Quebec Mosque Shooting occurred in January 2017.
- Six members of the Ste-Foy mosque were killed in the attack.
- This incident was the first mass shooting in a mosque in the West.
- The documentary was released in 2020, three years after the shooting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What event does the documentary focus on?
The documentary focuses on the Quebec Mosque Shooting, the first mass shooting in a mosque in the West.
How many members of the community were killed in the attack?
Six members of the Muslim community were killed in the attack.
What challenges does the community face after the shooting?
The community faces challenges such as Islamophobia, harassment, and hate speech.
What are people saying?
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