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The Muslim Association of Canada said mosques have been advising worshippers on ways to stay safe while also looking at measures to boost security on-site

TORONTO - Mosques across Canada have increasingly had to ask congregants to stay vigilant against potential at...

Officials at a mosque north of Toronto are calling for action from the federal and provincial government after an alleged hate-motivated incident that took place last week.

The Canadian federal government's 2023 budget includes a one-time boost to the Goods and Services Tax Credit (GST Credit or GSTC) that it's terming the "Grocery Rebate." This rebate would provide a maximum of $153 per adult, plus $81 per child and $81 for childless singles, adding up to a maximum of $234 per qualifying Canadian adult living alone.

“Khaled Barakat’s ongoing presence raises serious questions about the efficacy of Canada’s immigration and anti-terrorism laws,” said Michael Mostyn, CEO of B’nai Brith Canada.

Revamped program allow organizations targeted by hate or bias-motivated crimes to apply for expenses paid since June 1, 2021, up to $10,000.

The federal government has taken a stand against antisemitism in Canada by tabling new legislation criminalizing Holocaust denial.

/CNW/ - In Canada, diversity is a fact, but inclusion is a choice. Far too many lives are devastated by hate and discrimination because of their racial...

The Kenney government appears to be making an effort to turn the page from COVID-19 with a speech from the throne Tuesday that focused on a range of priorities…

The Kenney government appears to be making an effort to turn the page from COVID-19 with a speech from the throne Tuesday that focused on a range of priorities…