Articles tagged with: Toronto
By Tom Godfrey
TORONTO – Hard-core protesters who plan to wreak havoc at the G20 summit will sneak into Canada from the U.S. through remote border crossings, police say.
The protesters likely won’t be boarding …
By John Mackie
Though Islamic finance has made significant headway in Europe and the U.S., it remains in relative infancy in Canada.
In one notable development though, in late December, Toronto-based company Ansar Financial and Development …
The London-based Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) has accredited Centennial College’s School of Business as its first training provider in Canada. The college will offer a course in the CISI’s groundbreaking Islamic Finance …
OTTAWA – Canadian intelligence agents went to Egypt to get information about a Toronto man and likely contributed to his abuse by authorities there, newly released documents say.
The previously unknown visit by CSIS officers became …
By Faisal Kutty
Kudos to the Toronto Star for last week’s in-depth expose on racial profiling by the Toronto police. While officials have routinely denied that they use racial profiling, critics have …
RAISING LEADERS OF TOMORROW – Advancing the Pace of Youth Initiatives.
The event will be at ISNA in Mississauga
Saturday December 19, 2009 after maghrib insha’Allah
We are anticipating anywhere between 300 – 500 people
This is a fund …
Assalamu Alaikum
Those of you who love history, here is a link to a rich history of Muslims and how they established first Mosque in Toronto, Canada in 1961.
http://mosqueone.com/
This valuable work is done by our …
TORONTO STAR EDITORIAL
Are Canadians soft on terror? In the eyes of the nation’s spy chief, Richard Fadden, there’s no doubt about it. The recently appointed director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service fairly sang the …
TORONTO STAR EXCLUSIVE: Classified photos show Toronto-born Omar Khadr lying buried and hurt in a trench during a firefight in Afghanistan that killed a U.S. commando. His lawyers say that proves he couldn’t have thrown the lethal grenade
By Louise Brown & Kristin Rushowy
Canada’s largest school board is poised to go boy-crazy, with boys-only classes, “boy-friendly” instruction and an all-boys grade school among ways the new director hopes to help young …
A new documentary called: “Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslim Really Think“ will premier in Toronto on Friday October 30, 2009 at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Exhibition Place at 7:30 p.m.
This is an intelligent film …
Ramadan Mubarak !
The Muslim Association of Canada (MAC) would like to invite you and your family to our Annual Eid Festival.
This year we anticipate over 15,000 attendees coming together to celebrate this wonderful holiday.
Inshallah, the …
By Royson James
The premier was there. So, too, the federal finance minister and a clutch of mayors, city councillors, economic development officers and board of trade facilitators.
Mayor Hazel McCallion called them an “assembled powerhouse.” And …
Bring Abousfian Abdelrazik Home!
Canadian Detained and Tortured with Canadian Complicity Still Stranded
in Sudan
Join the Toronto “Camp Abdelrazik,” a day-long vigil at the offices of
Passport Canada
74 Victoria Street (just north of Adelaide, south of Queen)
Monday, May …






