The Moncton Masjid in Moncton, New Brunswick, has been vandalized with Islamophobic graffiti, prompting an investigation by the Codiac Regional RCMP. The graffiti, discovered on Friday morning, included messages telling Muslims to 'go home.' Ali Ettarnishi, president of the Moncton Muslim Association, condemned the act, stating it makes the community feel less safe and is the second such incident this year. He called for increased police presence to reassure the community. Ettarnishi emphasized that the mosque, which has been in the city for 25 years, serves a diverse congregation from 14 different countries and promotes community integration through various programs. Other community leaders, including Ketan Reval from Moncton Cares, expressed concern about the broader implications of such vandalism on the sense of belonging for newcomers. The RCMP is taking the incident seriously and encourages anyone with information to come forward.