Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday denounced a shooting at an Islamic center in Winnipeg as an “appalling” act of Islamophobia.

Axar.az reports, citing local media, in the latest in a string of acts of violence targeting Muslims in Canada, two people drove by and fired shots at the northeast Winnipeg mosque Wednesday night.

“This violent act of Islamophobia is appalling and has no place in Canada. I’m grateful no one was injured,” Carney said on X.

“Law enforcement has my full support as they work to bring the perpetrators to justice.”

Later that night, two people on foot attacked the building's walls with what appeared to be a blunt object, breaking glass. The National Council of Canadian Muslims — a non-profit that advocates for civil liberties and human rights — says that incident was caught on security video.

No one was physically harmed during the incidents.