Beatrice Vernier and Charlie Hebdo

Charlie Hebdo: Twelve people were killed in the attack on a satirical newspaper on Wednesday. Hostages at a kosher market were killed in a subsequent attack on Friday before police shot two brothers and their associate believed to be responsible for the three days of terror. Paris attacks: Millions march with world leaders to honour 17 victims Charlie Hebdo shooting: Key events in the Paris attacks Paris gunman Amedy Coulibaly pledges allegiance to in video , according to CBC. "That so unfair and I am, 'Je suis Charlie', also," Vernier said. The chair of Lakehead University languages department is shocked by the attacks on Paris that killed 17 people, and Beatrice Vernier says they will make her more wary when she visits her home country next month. Vernier said she felt injustice at her country of origin being attacked, even though she is now a Canadian citizen. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.