Windsor honours people killed in Quebec mosque attack

A large crowd gathered outside Windsor city hall Tuesday night to honour the Muslim men who were killed during an attack at a mosque in Quebec.

Sixmendied and more than a dozen were wounded when shots were fired inside the mosque duringevening prayers on Sunday.

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The tribute held in Windsor was an emotional one for many in the crowd.

Vigil attendees joined thousands across Canada in commemorating the loss, includinghundreds who gathered in London, Ont. Monday morning.

Similar events were heldacrossCanada,includingin Calgary where the country'sfirst Muslim mayor,NaheedNenshi, offered a prayer for the victims.