Canadian Muslim
Public Affairs Council
Urge the Government to Address Systemic Bias in the CRA
The recent Ontario Superior Court ruling regarding the Canada Revenue Agency’s audit of the Muslim Association of Canada acknowledges bias in the CRA’s treatment of Muslim charities. This is just another example of what we know to be happening.
CMPAC’s policy recommendations call for changes to policies that place biased suspicion and undue hardship on Muslim Charities.
Join concerned community members in demanding the Government address and correct policy frameworks including the 2023 NIRA that unfairly target the Muslim community.
Strengthening and advancing the interests
of Canadian Muslims
CMPAC in the Media
Sarah Mushtaq: Review into Canada Revenue Agency bias has let down Canadian Muslims
By Sarah Mushtaq In recent years, the Canada Revenue Agency’s (CRA) review and analysis division...
The consequences of falling behind our allies on combatting terrorist financing
Recent allegations that the Canada Revenue Agency is unfairly auditing Muslim-led charities for...
Mazigh: Why is the Canadian government still targeting Muslim charities?
A few months ago, I wrote in the Citizen about “biased” audits conducted by the Review and...
Enough with the Islamophobic takes on abortion
OPINION: Since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, comments about “American sharia”...
The next Ontario government can’t ignore Islamophobia
OPINION: Whichever party wins, here are the key policies it should focus on to combat hate Ontario...
Ukrainian refugee crisis reveals double standard?
Sarah Mushtaq, part of CMPAC's leadership team, discussed with 'On The Coast with Gloria...
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