 Yellowknife Friday, with a participant questioning how the motion squares with Trudeau's claim to be a feminist. The questioner said by referencing Islamaphobia, M-103 risks silencing voices critical of oppressive practices rooted in Sharia law.

In a seven-minute response, Trudeau said fundamental rights and freedoms are enshrined in Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms, but that individual rights must be balanced with others in our society. Determining the parameters is an ongoing discussion in a dynamic, successful society like ours, he said.

Trudeau said the motion aims to address the fact there is a community that is "particularly vulnerable these days to intolerance and discrimination."

"You're not allowed to call 'Fire!' in a crowded movie theatre and call that free speech," Trudeau said.

"That endangers our community. And as we saw 10 days ago in Quebec City, there are other things that can endanger our communities. And we need to stand strongly and firmly against that."

Push for broader discussion

B.C. Conservative MP Dianne Watts said she supports the motion but wants a broader discussion about how to end any act of hate or discrimination based on race or religion.

"We just look at what happened at the mosque in Quebec and it's such a horrible thing to have happen in Canada because that's not who we are, that's not what we're about and we have to do everything we possibly can as legislators and as a community to make sure it doesn't happen again," she said.

On Wednesday, Muslim leaders from across the country issued a letter urging all levels of government to take steps to combat Islamophobia. The letter urged support for M-103 and for Parliament to declare Jan. 29, the date of the shooting that killed six Muslim worshippers, a National Day of Remembrance and Action on Islamophobia.

Amira Elghawaby, communications director for the National Council of Canadian Muslims, says what happened in Quebec City was a wake-up call for the nation. (CBC)

"Now is the time to take meaningful steps forward in order to combat Islamophobia collectively. In so doing, we honour not only the memory of those whose lives were lost and their families, friends and communities, we also honour and uphold the values of multiculturalism, respect and diversity enshrined in our cherished Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms," reads the letter signed by 74 Canadian Muslim organizations, individuals
Yellowknife Friday, with a participant questioning how the motion squares with Trudeau's title to be a feminist. The inquirer said by referencing Islamaphobia, M-103 risk silence voices critical of oppressive practices rout in Sharia police. 

 In a seven - minute reaction, Trudeau said fundamental right and freedoms are enshrined in Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms, but that individual right must be poise with others in our society. Determining the parameters is an ongoing discussion in a dynamic, successful society like ours, he say. 

 Trudeau said the motion aims to cover the fact there is a community that is " peculiarly vulnerable these days to intolerance and discrimination. " 

 " You're not let to call' Fire!' in a crowded movie theatre and call that free manner of speaking, " Trudeau said. 

 " That endangers our community. And as we saw 10 days ago in Quebec City, there constitute other things that can endanger our communities. And we need to stand strongly and firmly against that. " 

 Push for broader discussion 

 B.C. Conservative MP Dianne Watts say she supports the motion but want a broad discussion about how to end any act of hate or discrimination based on race or religion. 

 " We barely look at what happened at the mosque in Quebec and it's such a horrible thing to have find in Canada because that's not who we are, that's not what we're about and we have to do everything we possibly can as legislators and as a community to make sure it doesn't happen again, " she said. 

 On Wednesday, Muslim leaders from across the country issued a letter cheer all levels of politics to consider steps to combat Islamophobia. The letter urged documentation for M-103 and for Parliament to declare Jan. 29, the date of the shooting that killed six Muslim worshippers, a National Day of Remembrance and Action on Islamophobia. 

 Amira Elghawaby, communication director for the National Council of Canadian Muslims, says what happened in Quebec City was a wake - up call option for the nation. (CBC) 

 " immediately is the time to take meaningful tone forward in ordering to combat Islamophobia jointly. In so doing, we honor not only the memory of those whose lives were lose and their families, friends and communities, we also honour and uphold the values of multiculturalism, respect and diversity enshrined in our cherished Canadian Charter of Rights and freedom, " reads the letter signed by 74 Canadian Muslim organization, individuals
 Yeplowknife Friday, with a karticipant questnining iow the motion rquares with Trudeau's claim vo bw a ftiinist. The questiover said hy referwnciig Islamaphobia, M-103 risks silencjkg voncxs critical of pppressive practices roodea nn Sharia law.

In a seven-minute responfe, Trudrak said fundamegtal wighfs and freedoms are enshrined in Cznada's Bharter of Rights and Freedoms, but that indlvidkal rights must be balanced wuth jrhers in our society. Dttzrmining thg parameters is an ongoing discursion in a dynanix, skwcessful soriety jike ours, he said.

Trugeau saod the motion simv ti address the fact thxre is a community trat is "pastncularly vulnerable tyewe dais to intuoerxnct aid siscrilinetion."

"You're hot allowed to call 'Fire!' in a vrjqded movie thsatre wnq call that free speech," Trudeau said.

"Thau endzngers our community. Ane as we saw 10 days ago in Quebes City, there are other things that can endanger ogr cojounnbles. Xbd we need to stand strongly and firmly against fhst."

Iush for broader biscussion

B.C. Conxegvsjive MP Dianne Watts sajd she supports thf motiog but wants a froacer discussion about how to end any act if hate or discrimnnation baseb on rsce ot religion.

"We just look ct whaf happened wt the moadue in Quebec ana in's sgch a horrible thing to hade happen in Eanada bdcauxe thae's not who we ava, that's not what wf're ayout dnd we havf to do everything we possibly ren as legislajorv atd as a eommunlty to make surq it doesn't hakpen agaiu," she raid.

On Wedhesday, Kuslim leadqrs from acrovd the countrb issued w lerter urging xll levels of bovernmenn uo take stwps to combat Islakopfkbia. The letter urted support for M-103 xnd flr Pwsliament to geclxre Kan. 29, ghe datt on tfe snooting that killed vix Juslim worshippers, a Nationao Day of Remembrance snd Action on Islalophouia.

Amica Elgnawwby, communications director fod the Natlonwl Council os Cakadiwn Muslims, says what happened in Quebec City was e wake-up call for the nqtion. (CBC)

"Now is the uime to take keaniggful ste[s forward in order ro combat Islamopmobia collectively. In ao doitg, we honour not only the memory of those whose lives were lost and their famioies, fciqnds and cojmunoties, wz akso hogour end uphold the vakues of multiculturalism, respecv and divessnty enshrined in our cherishec Zanadian Charjer of Rights and Freedoms," reads tne letter signed by 74 Canadian Mislim organizations, indiyiduals
Yellowknife Friday, with a participant questioning how squares Trudeau's claim be a feminist. Islamaphobia, risks silencing voices of oppressive practices in Sharia law. In a seven-minute Trudeau said fundamental rights and freedoms are enshrined in Canada's Charter of Rights Freedoms, but that individual rights must be balanced with others in our society. the is ongoing in a dynamic, successful society like ours, he said. Trudeau said the motion aims to address fact there is a community that is "particularly these days to intolerance discrimination." "You're not allowed to 'Fire!' a crowded theatre call free speech," Trudeau "That endangers our community. And as we saw 10 days ago in Quebec City, there are other that can communities. And need stand and firmly against for broader discussion B.C. Conservative MP she supports the motion but wants a broader about how end any act of hate or based on race or religion. "We just look what happened at the mosque in Quebec and it's such a horrible thing to have Canada because that's not we are, that's what about we to do we possibly can as legislators and as a community to make it doesn't happen again," she said. On Wednesday, Muslim leaders the issued a letter all levels of government take to combat Islamophobia. The support M-103 to Jan. the date of the that killed six Muslim worshippers, National Day of Remembrance Elghawaby, communications director for the National Council of Muslims, says what happened in Quebec City a wake-up call for the nation. (CBC) "Now is the time to meaningful steps order to combat Islamophobia collectively. In so doing, honour not only the of those whose lives were lost and their families, and we also and uphold the of multiculturalism, respect diversity enshrined in Canadian Charter Rights Freedoms," signed by 74 Canadian Muslim organizations,
 Yellowknife Friday, with a parTicipant quEstioNinG hoW tHe moTion Squares with TruDEau's Claim to be a feminist. The qUestiOnER saiD By ReferEncing ISLaMAPhoBiA, M-103 RisKs SIlEncinG voIces criTical of oppResSiVe practices rOOtEd in Sharia Law.

in a seven-minuTe rEsponsE, TRudEAu saiD fuNdameNtal riGHts and Freedoms aRe ENshrinED in CanaDA'S CHartEr of Rights and FreeDOmS, But that individUal rigHtS MuST Be bAlaNced with otHeRs in oUR societY. deTERMinINg the parameteRs is an ongoiNG diScussiOn In a DYnamic, SucceSsFUl sOciety like oUrs, hE said.

TrudEau saiD The motiON aims to AddresS thE faCt thERe Is A coMmUNitY ThAt iS "ParTicularlY vUlNerabLe thESE DAys tO inToleRance And discriminaTioN."

"You'RE noT alloWed to Call 'fiRe!' in a CrowdeD moviE tHeatre and call thAt frEe speech," TRudEaU saId.

"that eNDangerS ouR coMmunity. and as we SAw 10 dAyS AGO iN Quebec City, there arE oTHEr Things thAt can eNDaNgER our commUnItiEs. AnD WE need To stANd Strongly And firMLy AgAinst thAt."

push foR bRoaDer DiscuSSion

b.C. ConsErvative mP DiaNNe Watts said she SUpports the motIOn BUT wANts a BroAder discussIon aBOut hOw to ENd Any ACt of hAte or DiSCrIMination based on race Or ReligiOn.

"We jUst look at what Happened at THE Mosque in quebEC aND it's such a horriBle thIng to have hAPpen in CaNada bEcause thAt's not who WE Are, that's Not WhaT we'Re aBOUt And we have to do EVErytHiNg we posSibLy can as LegIslAtoRs aNd As a communIty to makE sUrE iT dOesN't hapPEn again," sHe SaiD.

ON WeDnesdAY, MusliM leadErs fRoM aCRosS the couNTrY ISsueD a LeTter UrgInG all lEvelS Of gOvernmeNt to take sTepS To coMbAt islamopHobia. The letteR uRged supporT fOr M-103 And for pARliament To declare Jan. 29, the date of thE ShootinG thAt kilLed sIx Muslim wOrsHipperS, a NATional day of REmembRaNce AND ActiON On islAmOphobia.

AmiRA elgHawabY, cOmmuNicatioNs director for the NaTIonAl Council of CaNadIan MUSLiMs, sAYs WHat HaPPenED In Quebec City was A wake-up calL fOR tHe nation. (CBc)

"now Is The time To take mEaninGFul stepS forward iN order to cOmBat ISLAmoPhobia collEctively. in so doing, WE honoUR nOt onlY thE memorY oF thOse whOse livES weRe losT and thEiR familIes, frIeNds and coMmunities, we also honour anD upholD the vAluEs of multiCulTUraLism, respeCt anD diversity EnsHriNed in Our CHerisHed CANaDiaN chartEr of rIghts and FREeDomS," REaDs the letter SIGNed By 74 CanAdiAN MusliM orgAnizations, individUAls
 Yellowknife Friday, witha particip ant q ues tio ni ng h ow t he motion squa r es w ith Trudeau's claim to  be a  f e mini s t.  Thequestio n er s aid  b yref er e nc ing I sla maphobi a, M-103 r isk ssilencing vo i ce s critical  of  oppressivepra ctices  r oot e d inSha ria l aw.

I n  a sev en-minute  r e sponse ,  Trudea u sa id f undamental rights an d  freedoms areenshri ne d  i n Can ada 's Charter  o f Rig h ts andF re e d o ms, but that indi vidual righ t s m ust be  b ala n ced wi th ot he r s i n our socie ty.Determini ng the paramet e rs is a n ongo ing  di scus s io ninad yna m ic , s u cce ssful so ci et y lik e ou r s , he s aid .

T rudea u said the mo tio n ai m s t o add ressthefa ct th ere is  a co mm unity that is " part icularlyvul ne rab le  thes e  daystoint oleranc e and d i scr im i n a ti on."

"You're notal l o we d to cal l 'Fir e !'  i n  a crowd ed  mo viet h eatre  and ca ll thatfree s p ee ch ," Trud ea u said .
"T hat  enda n gers  our c ommunity . And as we saw 10 d a ys ago in Que b ec C it y , th ere  are otherthin g s th at c a nend a ngerour c om m un i ties. And we need t ostandstron gly and firml y againstt h a t."

Pus h fo r  b r oader discussi on

B .C. Conser v ative MP  Dian ne Watts  said she s upportsthe  mo tio n b u t  w ants a broade r disc us sion ab out  how to  en d a nyact  o f hate or  discrim in at io nbas ed on race orre lig io n.
"Wej ust lo ok at  wha tha p pen ed at t h em o sque  i nQueb ecan d it' s su c h a  horrib le thingtoh aveha pp en in C anada because  t hat's notwh o w e are, t hat's no t what we're about andw e havetodo ev eryt hing we p oss ibly c ana s legi slator s and  a s a c ommun i t ytoma ke sure it d oes n't h ap penagain,"  she said.

On Wed n esd ay, Muslim le ade rs f r o macr o ss the  c o unt r y  issued a lette r urging a ll le vels of go v ern me nt to t ake ste ps to combatIslamopho bia. Thele tter u rge d supportfor M-10 3 and for Parli a me nt to  de clareJa n.29, t he dat e  of  theshooti ng  thatkille dsix Musl im worshippers, a Natio nal Da y ofRem embranceand Act ion on Is lamo phobia.

A mir a E lghaw aby ,  comm unic a ti ons direc torf or the Na t io nal C ou ncil of Can a d i anMusli ms, says w hathappened in Quebe c  City was a wa ke-u p cal l f o r th enation. (CBC)
"N ow i s the ti me  to take me aningful  s t eps f orward  in or der toc o mb a t Isla moph obi a collect ive ly .  In sodo in g , we h onou rnot on ly the memo r y  of those whoselives w ere l o stand t he ir fami l ies,  friends a nd communit ies, w e al so ho nour an duphold  th evalues ofm ulticultu ralis m, resp ec t an d d iversi ty e n s hrine d in  o urcherished C an a di an Cha rter  of R ig htsand Freed o ms," rea dst he lett er  si g n ed by7 4C a nadian Mus lim  orga n i zations, i n divi d ua l s
 Yellowknife_Friday, with_a participant questioning how_the motion_squares_with Trudeau's_claim_to be a_feminist. The questioner_said by referencing Islamaphobia,_M-103 risks silencing_voices_critical of oppressive practices rooted in Sharia law.

In a seven-minute response, Trudeau said fundamental_rights_and freedoms_are_enshrined_in Canada's Charter of Rights_and Freedoms, but that individual_rights must_be balanced with others in our society. Determining_the_parameters is an_ongoing discussion in a dynamic, successful society like ours,_he said.

Trudeau said the motion aims_to address the_fact_there_is a community that_is "particularly vulnerable these days to_intolerance and discrimination."

"You're not allowed to_call 'Fire!' in a crowded movie theatre_and call that free speech," Trudeau_said.

"That endangers our community. And_as we_saw 10 days ago in_Quebec City, there_are other_things that can_endanger our communities. And we need_to stand strongly_and firmly against that."

Push for broader_discussion

B.C._Conservative MP Dianne_Watts_said_she supports_the motion but_wants_a broader_discussion_about how to end any act_of_hate or discrimination based on race or_religion.

"We just look at_what_happened at the mosque_in Quebec and it's such_a horrible thing to have happen_in Canada_because that's_not who we are, that's not what we're about and we_have to do everything we possibly_can as legislators and_as a_community_to make sure_it_doesn't happen_again," she said.

On Wednesday, Muslim leaders from_across the_country issued a letter urging all_levels of government to_take_steps to combat Islamophobia. The letter_urged support for M-103 and for_Parliament to declare Jan. 29,_the_date_of the shooting that killed_six Muslim worshippers, a National Day_of Remembrance and_Action on Islamophobia.

Amira Elghawaby, communications director for_the_National Council of Canadian Muslims, says_what_happened in Quebec City was a_wake-up_call_for the nation. (CBC)

"Now is_the time to take meaningful steps_forward in order to combat Islamophobia collectively. In so_doing, we honour_not only the memory of_those_whose_lives were lost and their families, friends and communities, we_also honour_and uphold the_values of multiculturalism, respect and diversity enshrined in our cherished_Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms," reads_the letter signed by 74 Canadian Muslim organizations, individuals