Trudeau condemns mosque attack, says Islamophobia ‘has no place’ in Canada

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday condemned an attack against a mosque in the city of Mississauga in Ontario province, which is being probed as a hate crime and which rights advocates described as being part of a rise in Islamophobia. Police said someone threw two rocks through the window of a Mississauga mosque on Sunday, on the eve of the anniversary of a mosque attack in Quebec city that killed six people in 2017. "Islamophobia has no place in any of our communities," Trudeau said on X, formerly called Twitter..