Quebec City unveiled Vivre ensemble, a memorial honoring victims of the 2017 mosque attack. The work occupied two sites, one near the Islamic Cultural Centre and another connected with Catholic heritage. The memorial expressed remembrance and solidarity across communities, making resistance to anti-Muslim violence part of the city’s public landscape.
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Quebec City’s mosque-attack memorial was designed to separate remembrance from any cross-community solidarity.
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Vivre ensemble used two sites associated with different communities to express remembrance and encounter.