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From Government of Canada & Government of Ontario
October is recognized as Canadian Islamic History Month and Islamic Heritage Month (Ontario). It recognizes the significant role that Muslim communities play in Canadian society and highlights their extraordinary contributions. This month provides an opportunity to learn more about the history of Islam in Canada and recognize the many achievements of Muslim Canadians in the arts, sports, academics, sciences, literature and their communities. It is also a time to acknowledge the ongoing challenges and barriers that Muslim Canadians face.
Here is a selection of resources where you can learn more about the rich history and the impactful contributions of the Islamic community in Canada and globally. You can also discover more resources through Library Search.
Websites, Online Collections, & Organizations
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