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Canada Prime Minister's Office Demands Fox News Withdraw Tweet About Gunman
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's chief spokeswoman on Tuesday demanded that Fox News channel in the United States either retract or update a tweet that a gunman who killed six people at a Quebec mosque was of Moroccan origin because the suspect is in fact French-Canadian.
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Canada Shooting Suspect Rented Apartment Close To Mosque: Neighbours
The French-Canadian student accused of killing six people during evening prayers in a Quebec City mosque had rented an apartment nearby, neighbours said on Tuesday, a sign he may have been targeting the house of worship.
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Canada's Quebec City Mosque Shooting Suspect Charged With Murdering 6 People
A French-Canadian university student was the sole suspect in a shooting at a Quebec City mosque and was charged with the premeditated murder of six people, Canadian authorities said on Monday, in what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called "a terrorist attack."
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Canadian PM Says Mosque Shooting That Killed 6 A 'Terrorist Attack On Muslims'
Six people were killed and eight were injured in a shooting at a Quebec City mosque during evening prayers.
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6 Killed After Gunmen Open Fire At Mosque In Canada's Quebec City
Six people were killed and eight more injured after gunmen opened fire at a Quebec City mosque, police said today. Police spokeswoman Christine Coulombe told journalists that two suspects were arrested following the attack that police were treating as a "terrorist act."
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Canada Sticks to Refugee Plan But Security Pressures Mount After Paris Attacks
Canada's new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that the country will still take in 25,000 Syrian refugees before January 1 but he is facing increasing pressure to tighten screening procedures and slow down the process to make sure that Islamic State infiltrators aren't among them.
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Canada Probes Michael Zehaf-Bibeau as Possible Suspect in Ottawa Shooting: Source
Canadian police are investigating a man identified as Michael Zehaf-Bibeau as a possible suspect in the shootings on Wednesday around parliament in Ottawa, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Two shot dead at Canada day care; 53 children safe
A man shot dead another man at a day care centre in Quebec then killed himself, and the 53 children present were evacuated unharmed. Police said some may have watched the killings.
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One killed after man shoots people at victory rally for new Quebec prime minister
One person was killed and another seriously wounded when a gunman opened fire during the victory speech of Quebec's newly elected separatist premier, who was unharmed, police said Tuesday. The suspect was later caught on camera shouting "The English are waking up!" as he was being arrested. The shooting took place with Pauline Marois's Parti Quebe...
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Canada Prime Minister's Office Demands Fox News Withdraw Tweet About Gunman
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's chief spokeswoman on Tuesday demanded that Fox News channel in the United States either retract or update a tweet that a gunman who killed six people at a Quebec mosque was of Moroccan origin because the suspect is in fact French-Canadian.
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Canada Shooting Suspect Rented Apartment Close To Mosque: Neighbours
The French-Canadian student accused of killing six people during evening prayers in a Quebec City mosque had rented an apartment nearby, neighbours said on Tuesday, a sign he may have been targeting the house of worship.
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Canada's Quebec City Mosque Shooting Suspect Charged With Murdering 6 People
A French-Canadian university student was the sole suspect in a shooting at a Quebec City mosque and was charged with the premeditated murder of six people, Canadian authorities said on Monday, in what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called "a terrorist attack."
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Canadian PM Says Mosque Shooting That Killed 6 A 'Terrorist Attack On Muslims'
Six people were killed and eight were injured in a shooting at a Quebec City mosque during evening prayers.
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6 Killed After Gunmen Open Fire At Mosque In Canada's Quebec City
Six people were killed and eight more injured after gunmen opened fire at a Quebec City mosque, police said today. Police spokeswoman Christine Coulombe told journalists that two suspects were arrested following the attack that police were treating as a "terrorist act."
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Canada Sticks to Refugee Plan But Security Pressures Mount After Paris Attacks
Canada's new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that the country will still take in 25,000 Syrian refugees before January 1 but he is facing increasing pressure to tighten screening procedures and slow down the process to make sure that Islamic State infiltrators aren't among them.
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Canada Probes Michael Zehaf-Bibeau as Possible Suspect in Ottawa Shooting: Source
Canadian police are investigating a man identified as Michael Zehaf-Bibeau as a possible suspect in the shootings on Wednesday around parliament in Ottawa, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Two shot dead at Canada day care; 53 children safe
A man shot dead another man at a day care centre in Quebec then killed himself, and the 53 children present were evacuated unharmed. Police said some may have watched the killings.
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One killed after man shoots people at victory rally for new Quebec prime minister
One person was killed and another seriously wounded when a gunman opened fire during the victory speech of Quebec's newly elected separatist premier, who was unharmed, police said Tuesday. The suspect was later caught on camera shouting "The English are waking up!" as he was being arrested. The shooting took place with Pauline Marois's Parti Quebe...
