Advocates say Canada has not progressed on Islamophobia 25 years after 9/11

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What is the current status of efforts to combat Islamophobia in Canada?

Advocates state that 25 years after the 9/11 attacks, Canada has not made significant progress in tackling Islamophobia. The responsibility for countering it largely rests on the communities targeted by it. The office of the special representative on combating Islamophobia was eliminated and replaced by a broader advisory council.

How have hate crimes against Muslims in Canada changed?

The number of hate crimes against Muslims in Canada was 204 in 2025, an increase from 142 reported in 2021. This trend indicates a persistent or growing issue with Islamophobia, according to advocates and experts.

What is the government's response to concerns about Islamophobia?

The Canadian government stated that the new advisory council, which replaced the special representative on Islamophobia, has a mandate to combat racism and hate in all their forms, including Islamophobia. Legislation like the Combating Hate Act is also cited as addressing hate-motivated violence.