WHO
C-CAT is committed to developing innovative strategies in the battle against terrorism and extremism
C-CAT was founded by the families and friends of Canadian 9/11 victims
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WHAT
Mobilizing the tools of democracy against terror and extremism
C-CAT is a non-partisan policy, research and advocacy group, comprised of victims, analysts, lawyers and others dedicated to building bridges between the private and public sectors in the battle against terrorism.
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WHY
“Whether we like it or not our generation will go down in history as the one that was challenged to protect the world from terrorism.”
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
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Resources
Iran’s properties in Canada sold, proceeds handed to terror victims
9/11 – 2019: C-CAT responds to U.S. Congresswoman Rep. Ilhan Omar
Briefing Memo: Listing the IRGC in its Entirety as a Banned Terrorist Entity Under Canadian Law
Action Items – Iran Accountability Week 2019
Op-Ed: How We Die Matters
Op-Ed: Trudeau should keep Iranian officials who target and murder Jews out of Canada – 2019
Op-Ed in The Australian: ALP Policy will Enable “Pay for Slay” Killers
Op-Ed: Why is Canada sanctioning Saudis while ignoring Iran? – 2018
Op-Ed: Iran, Apartheid, and Canada
Op-Ed: It’s Time Ottawa Supported Iranian Feminists Instead of the Ayatollah – 2018
National Post Full Comment: “Qatar Drops Canada from Dubious Rank of Friends”
Parliamentary petition to keep Iran listed in Canada as a “State Supporter of Terrorism”
Op-Ed: Canada, Ban This Organization That Burns Christians and Bombs Churches Now
C-CAT Sponsors Full Page Ad in the Ottawa Citizen Decrying Display at Ottawa’s City Hall
