Timeline:
B'nai Brith Canada Advocacy in Action
In 2025, B’nai Brith Canada continued to fight against the spread of antisemitism across Canada. This timeline illustrates some of our successes in our continued effort to proactively defend Canada’s Jewish community and to promote Canadian values.
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January 2025
University of Toronto event platforming a convicted terrorist is called off.
Extremist Hizb ut‑Tahrir Khilafah Conference is successfully stopped.
February 2025
Durham Regional Council formally endorses our call to ban Nazi symbols in Canada.
Neo‑Nazi Pascal Tribout receives five‑year sentence for printing 3D firearms in precedent‑setting case.
March 2025
Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain organizations publicly endorse banning Nazi symbols in Canada.
Court convicts Quebec man for defying an order to remove Nazi posters from his property
April 2025
Class action lawsuit filed against McGill University for failing to protect Jewish students.
May 2025
Manitoba mandates Holocaust education in Grades 6, 9, and 11.
Enhanced security measures are secured for places of worship in Oakville through joint advocacy effort with Lions of Judah.
June 2025
Nova Scotia man is arrested for promoting genocide and inciting hatred online.
July 2025
International support builds for our national campaign to ban Nazi symbols in Canada.
Community impact statement informs sentencing of a Newmarket individual in a hate crime case.
August 2025
Federal authorities are urged to intervene following repeat offences from virulent Saskatoon antisemite.
City officials are called on to take immediate action after a violent antisemitic assault in Montreal.
September 2025
Federal Government introduces legislation to amend the Criminal Code and address the national crisis of antisemitism.
Extremist Irish rap group Kneecap is barred from entering Canada.
October 2025
Comprehensive policy recommendations are submitted to Parliament to combat antisemitism.
November 2025
Federal Government is urged to use Bill C‑12 to combat radicalization and deny entry to foreign extremists.
Request is made to the Integrity Commission to investigate Toronto mayor’s genocide remarks.
York Catholic District School Board teacher is exposed for antisemitic and violent online activity.
December 2025
Prolific Neo‑Nazi propagandist is charged with hate-related and firearms offences.
Saskatoon hatemonger is charged with inciting antisemitic hatred.
Recommendations on countering youth radicalization are presented before the Parliamentary committee.
Violent extremist network “Maniac Murder Cult” is designated a terrorist entity by the Federal Government.