Quebec City is being urged to pour more resources into investigating anti-Muslim attacks, in the wake of the recent firebombing of a car belonging to the leader of a local mosque. Members of the far-right group La Meute held a rally in Quebec City earlier this month. (Maxime Corneau/Radio-Canada)However, Labeaume has repeatedly rejected a proposal to open an anti-radicalization office in Quebec City to grapple with right-wing extremism. ​"Our position is very clear: We don't need this in Quebec City, and we won't put in one cent. It has two employees in Quebec City but hasn't been able to set up an office yet, said spokesperson Anamaria Cardona.

Source: CBC News August 31, 2017 18:28 UTC