The freedom to pray in peace without fear of violence or persecution is at the heart of Canadian values.  Having said that, I take issue with this attack being used to push a political agenda in suggesting any and all criticism of Islam is Islamaphobic. Even in Canada, there are issues with fundamentalist/orthodox interpretations that are incompatible with Canada's freedom of expression (including religious satire), gender equality (girls of co-ed soccer team forced to sit on the bench after their pious opponents threatened to forfeit), and freedom of sexual orientation (note treatment of homosexuals in 57 members of the OIC "there are no gays in Iran"...).  Whether it's Monty Python or Family Guy, there are no sacred cows in liberal secular societies, no religion is beyond reproach.  We should be free to discuss all religions respectfully, even if the topics are uncomfortable (why are female Muslims ostracized/shamed for choosing not to wear a head covering?).