Flags at half-mast throughout NWT to mark Quebec shooting

Flags will be at half-mast throughout the NWT as of Tuesday to mark the victims of the tragic shooting at a Quebec mosque that killed six men Sunday night.

RELATED: Vigil held in Yellowknife after Quebec mosque shooting.

All government buildings will have their flags flown at half-mast until further notice, including at the Legislative Assembly and City Hall.

“The Northwest Territories is very respectful of the tragic events in Quebec,” said Carmen Moore, chief of protocol with the GNWT.

“We offer our condolences to all the Muslim community here. It affects everyone. It’s just important to show solidarity.”

Across the country, the Canadian flag is being flown at half-mast, including at the Peace Tower in Ottawa.

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