By Olivia O’Malley Global News Posted January 26, 2021 After places of worship were forced to shut their doors earlier this month, the government changed its tune Friday, allowing indoor gatherings of up to 10 people. The move has garnered mixed reaction and interpretation from religious groups in Quebec. “As […]
By The Staff The Canadian Press Posted February 2, 2021 Baitul Ehsaan, a mosque under renovation in Newfoundland is seen after reportedly being vandalized this week. National Council of Canadian […]
Glen Whiffen (glen.whiffen@thetelegram.com) A fireplace was one of many items damaged in an act of vandalism last week at a mosque being constructed in Conception Bay South. Contributed Instead of […]
Source: CTV News OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says a deal has been struck with Novavax to produce its COVID-19 vaccine in Canada, but the pharmaceutical company won’t be […]
The Astonishing Story of the Prophet” the global premiere of “Muhammad (sa) presented by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association on 30th January 2021. The global premiere is a docudrama about […]
Over 3,600 marriage certificates were issued to children under the age of 18 between 2000 and 2018 Canada is at the forefront of global efforts to end child marriage abroad. […]
‘They shattered the illusion of our safety,’ family member says Jordan Omstead · CBC News · Posted: Jan 06, 2021 The family of a Black Muslim mother and daughter say they were assaulted outside the Southgate Centre last month, an incident that has renewed calls for stronger responses from law […]
Source: DH News, Vancouver A woman confronting a group of people at a “Meet a Muslim” outreach booth in Downtown Vancouver. (Bridging Gaps Foundation/Facebook) An outreach group is speaking out […]
Husband says foul play cannot be ruled out after body of 37-year-old dissident discovered in Toronto Karima Baloch Baloch, 37, was granted asylum in Canada in 2016. Photograph: Baloch Students […]
Source: The Province Jesus is most popular in Alberta, where 78 per cent of people say they have a positive view, and the most unpopular in British Columbia and Quebec […]
Source: National Post Author: Memona Hossain, Phd student in Applied Ecosychology, Project Nature Connect (Akamai University), University of Toronto Weeks prior to the lockdowns and closures that came with the […]
Source: Forbes By Mark Travers New research appearing in the journal Social Psychology and Personality Science suggests that money can buy at least one form of happiness — something psychologists […]
Source: CBC News By Peggy Lam Pandemic restrictions are giving some Manitobans who don’t celebrate Christmas a much-needed break from the pressure of the holiday season. Autumn Crossman-Serb, 30, doesn’t […]
Kathleen Harris · CBC News · Posted: Dec 10, 2020 Rahaf Zwayne arrived in Canada as a refugee after fleeing the civil war in Syria. Today, she becomes a Canadian citizen. (Submitted by Rahaf Zwayne) Five years ago, the first government plane filled with Syrian refugees fleeing the civil war […]
by Dr. Ijaz Ahmad Qamar Review of Religions February 1993 This address was delivered at a multifaith symposium held in Winnepeg. The edifice and the whole superstructure of Islamic faith […]
Source: BBC Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has spoken with his French counterpart amid controversy over recent comments he made about free expression. Mr Trudeau expressed Canada’s solidarity with “the […]
Source: MSN By Leyland Cecco Canadians positive even as millions remain out of work and country faces grim economic projections due to pandemic ‘These views are not a blip. They’re […]
The ObserverNew York Times Caliphate, an insider’s story of Isis, caused a sensation. But with its credibility in doubt, questions are raised about the media Manbij in northern Syria was […]
MAGAZINE: EDITION JULY 2020 Ambreen Manzoor UNTOLD STORIES Untold Stories: A Mother’s Calling 14th August 2020 Shutterstock Ambreen Manzoor, Canada Whether we agree or not, the reality is that we […]