Pakistani-born family killed in Canada: 'How can you say Islamophobia is not real'

 Pakistani-born family killed in Canada: 'How can you say Islamophobia is not real'

Reacting to the killing of four members of a Pakistani-born Muslim family in the Canadian province of Ontario, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the fact is that most Canadians are aware of this fear. There are no Canadian Muslims who feel threatened by racism.

In his speech to the House of Commons, Justin Trudeau said, "If anyone thinks racism and hatred do not exist in this country (Canada), I want to tell them that you have seen a child in a hospital with such a violent incident." How would you explain? How can you look at these families and say that Islamophobia is not a reality?

In a London incident in Ontario on Sunday evening, a 20-year-old local man drove his car over the family as they were walking outside their home.

Only one nine-year-old child of the family survived the incident and was admitted to the hospital, while the dead included 46-year-old physiotherapist Salman Afzal, his wife and PhD student Madiha Salman, 44, a ninth-grade student. Salman,15, and his 74-year-old frail grandmother.