Secure Canada & Allies in the News
Jan 14, 2025
Public Safety Minister David McGuinty: Canada’s security and intelligence agencies assessing whether to list Hizb Ut-Tahrir as a terrorist entity under Canadian law
Hizb ut Tahrir Canada, the Canadian branch of Hizb ut-Tahrir – a group listed as a terrorist entity in Britain – announced on Tuesday it is cancelling its 2025 Khilafah conference planned for this Saturday at an undisclosed location in Ontario.
Oct 8, 2024
A Middle East free of the Iranian mullahs and their terror proxies would usher in a new age of prosperity for Muslims throughout the region
If the ongoing IDF campaign succeeds and Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen break free from the clutches of Hezbollah, the Houthis and Iran, the millions of Muslims living in these areas could get a fair shot at a brighter future for their children. They hope to pick up the pieces and start new institutions that are modern and progressive.
Sep 11, 2024
Opinion: 23 years after the terrorist attacks that shook the world, the West has lost its way
The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, have been largely expunged from historical memory by an entire cohort of young adults too young, jaded or disinterested to remember or consider its import. But this lack of concern did not impede the TikTok generation from recently rediscovering and rehabilitating 9/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden as a clarion voice of truth and inspiration.
Apr 4, 2024
Podcast: Canada has become a hub of Islamist terror financing
Islamist extremism is on the march. What connects them all is money, as Haras Rafiq tells Brian this week. And he says Canada has become a critical nexus of funding from Qatar, Iran and other sponsors connected to the Muslim Brotherhood. Rafiq is at the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy and served as anti-extremism adviser to top U.K. ministers. He explains how Islamists exploit Canada’s system to launder billions here and spread money globally to promote their ideology of destroying Israel and spreading shariah law worldwide.
Educational and Advocacy Events

Women on the Front Lines:
Muslim Leaders Speak Out Against the Sexual Violence of October 7
In March 2024 Secure Canada and CMAA held a joint event featuring a diverse, international panel of high profile Muslim experts to discuss the deliberate use of sexual violence by Hamas terrorists on October 7 as a tool of terror. The speakers explored the broader implications of this tactic, highlighting the threat it poses to women’s rights and the vulnerability of liberal democracies like Canada to Islamist extremism.

Realizing the Vision of the Abraham Accords: Building a Future of Mutual Acceptance, Peaceful Co-existence, and Collaboration
In December 2024 the GIC, with support from Secure Canada, co-hosted a symposium with the Parliamentary Centre focused on advancing the vision of the Abraham Accords—mutual acceptance, peaceful coexistence, and interfaith collaboration.
Held on Parliament Hill, the event gathered parliamentarians, religious leaders, and experts to discuss the role of faith in promoting dialogue and peace in the Middle East and beyond. Emphasizing the enduring relevance of the Abraham Accords amid global tensions, the symposium highlighted the potential of the Abrahamic faiths to enable peace-building and the GIC’s ongoing efforts, including its role in developing a Culture of Peace Educational Curriculum.
The symposium concluded with the signing of the GIC Ottawa Declaration, affirming a strong commitment to interfaith harmony and rejection of extremist ideologies.
























