C-CAT speaks for a unique constituency of Canadians from faith groups and communities across Canada that has personally and directly experienced the horrific impact of terrorism. Some C-CAT members lost a single relative, others lost entire families, and several were injured themselves.

C-CAT is committed to a wide range of projects including:

• Civil Action Against Terrorism – The passage of the Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act. The bill will allow terror victims to launch law suits against state and local sponsors of terror.

• Sanctions Against Iran – Advocacy for broader and more effective sanctions against the Islamic Republic of Iran

• The IRGC – Banning of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) as a terrorist entity

• Listed Entities -- The inclusion of other unlisted terrorist entities on Canada's list of banned terrorist organizations

• Terror Assets – Enactment of regulations to expedite the seizure and redistribution of terrorist assets

• Passage of Bill S-209 – A bill marking 9/11 as a National Day of Service.