A quarter-century after 9/11, Canadian advocates argue that the nation has made insufficient progress in combating Islamophobia despite decades of activism. The terrorist attacks triggered a global wave of discrimination against Muslim communities, and experts contend that systemic barriers, discriminatory policies, and social prejudices persist across Canada. Religious profiling, workplace discrimination, and hate crimes continue to affect Muslim Canadians, indicating that meaningful institutional and societal change remains elusive despite ongoing advocacy efforts and awareness campaigns.

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