Statement I: Canadian Citizenship and Nelson Mandela

muslim community: It seemed like a neighbourly way to help, according to Globe and Mail. But as The Globe and Mail's Ingrid Peritz found, the plan was met with a storm of protest. After the massacre, the small town of Saint-Apollinaire population 6,000 found some land that would be suitable for another one, and quickly struck a deal to sell it to the Muslim community. This cemetery is just the embryo of other projects, one person wrote in an e-mail to the town's mayor. The mayor, Bernard Ouellet, is staunch in his support for the plan, and believes most townspeople support it too. These people are here to grab religious and political power. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.