Remembering the victims of the Quebec City attack

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Remembering the victims of the Quebec City attack

“The people who were killed were well-known and appreciated and we’re still trying to make sense of something unreal,” says Old Quebec city councilor Jean Rousseau, after two people he knew, Suzanne Clermont and François Duchesne, were killed in the Halloween night stabbings. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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