Réflexions sur la déclaration de Joël Arseneau, ministre de l’éducationdu Québec, au sujet du port de signes religieux dans les écolesprimaires publiques
Article spécial pour le CMPAC, rédigé par Samaa Elibyari La déclaration récente de Joël Arseneau, ministre de l’éducation du Québec, concernant l’interdiction de porter un
Reflections on the statement by Joël Arseneau, Quebec’s Minister of Education, Regarding the Wearing of Religious Symbols in Public Primary Schools
Special Article for CMPAC by Samaa Elibyari The recent statement by Joël Arseneau, Quebec’s Minister of Education, concerning a ban on the wearing of religious
CMPAC Opinion: A Muslim Community Reading of Quebec Election Results & The Historic Defeat of CAQ
Quebec’s Muslims view the outcome of the 2026 Quebec provincial election as a defining moment for democratic governance and a decisive rejection of divisive identity
A Rupture or Business as Usual? Implications of Carney’s World Economic Forum Address for Canadian Foreign Policy
By Khaled Alqazzaz Prime Minister Mark Carney’s address at the World Economic Forum has gained international recognition and left a strong impression that Canada may
The Double Standard We Don’t Name: How Selective Outrage Pushes Muslims Out of Public Life
In Canada’s public buildings, we make room for wellness rooms, lactation spaces, flexible breaks for health and caregiving. Yet when Muslims request a quiet space
CMPAC Opinion on Canada’s Recognition of the State of Palestine
The Canadian Muslim Public Affairs Council (CMPAC) welcomes Prime Minister Mark Carney’s announcement of Canada’s recognition of the State of Palestine. This is an important
