Canadian PM Mark Carney condemns shooting at Winnipeg mosque, calls it 'appalling' Islamophobia; attackers fired at Islamic center from vehicle, shattering windows.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney condemned a shooting at a Winnipeg mosque after attackers fired at the Islamic center from a vehicle, shattering windows. The attackers are believed to be the same individuals who earlier hurled racial slurs at worshippers before fleeing.
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