Canada Act Now is built on two core pillars. The first focuses on raising public awareness about the risks posed by political Islam, including the ideological influence of organizations such as the Muslim Brotherhood transcontinental organization, whose doctrines conflict with Canada’s secular constitutional framework, democratic values, and the rule of law. This pillar advances informed public dialogue, policy engagement, and community education to strengthen social cohesion, protect democratic institutions, and ensure that freedom of religion and expression remains fully aligned with constitutional principles and civil rights.

The second pillar is dedicated to prevention and counter-radicalization, using a human rights–centered approach to enhance public safety while upholding dignity, inclusion, and the rule of law. It focuses on community-based prevention, youth outreach working to pull back individuals at risk of Islamic radicalization before they engage in criminal or violent activity. By addressing root causes, building resilience, and supporting disengagement from extremist pathways, Canada Act Now seeks to prevent harm, protect communities, and promote constructive civic participation.