Arab Community in Canada > Ontario

Strategic Advisors for Corporate, Commercial & Real Estate Law Saad Law is a client-centric, results-driven boutique law firm specializing in corporate, commercial and real estate law. Through the bold pursuit of our clients’ interests, we focus on completing the deal while providing pragmatic and innovative legal solutions to best serve the needs at hand. Always mindful of maintaining the perfect balance to mitigate risk, at Saad Law, we believe our role is to facilitate our clients' desires through the provision of superior and professional advice in a timely fashion. Principal Legal Counsel, Peter Saad Peter Saad is the principal legal counsel at Saad Law. After his completion of a commerce degree and an MBA at McMaster University’s DeGroote School of Business, Saad graduated from the University of Toronto, Faculty of Law. Upon graduation, Peter was engaged at one of the world’s largest and most prestigious law firms, Shearman & Sterling LLP. Playing an integral role at the firm’s offices in both New York and Toronto, he facilitated over $50 billion worth of transactions and worked with leading lawyers and professionals around the world. His establishment of Saad Law reflects the ideal combination of Wall Street-Bay Street high-level service and a small-business, client-focused, advice-centred approach.

Fady is fluent in arabic and practices as a criminal defence lawyer at Friedman Mansour LLP in Ottawa Ontario. He has acted for individuals charged with a wide variety of criminal matters including murder, attempted murder, firearms offences, sexual assault, and drug trafficking.

Barrister and Solicitor and Notary Public

The Arab Community Centre of Toronto (ACCT) stands as a welcoming community hub in Etobicoke, ON, dedicated to fostering connection and belonging among Arab and non-Arab residents alike. As a registered non-profit with charitable status, ACCT operates with a clear mission: to serve as an inclusive outlet where community members can access settlement services, social support, and meaningful engagement opportunities. The organization's commitment to remaining non-political and non-sectarian reflects its core values of respect, dignity, and equal treatment for all who walk through its doors. Since its establishment, ACCT has built strong relationships with the diverse populations of Etobicoke and greater Toronto, understanding that successful community integration requires more than just services—it requires genuine human connection and culturally informed support. Whether serving newcomers navigating their first steps in Canada or long-time residents seeking community involvement, the Arab Community Centre of Toronto provides a safe, welcoming space where people can find practical assistance and social belonging. The organization's holistic approach to community support recognizes that settlement and social services work best when delivered with compassion, understanding, and a deep respect for the unique experiences and backgrounds of those being served.

Since its founding in 2013, the Canadian Arab Institute has served as a vital advocate for the Canadian Arab community, operating from Toronto, ON as a non-partisan organization committed to empowering voices and shaping an inclusive future. Born from the vision of community leaders, CAI celebrates and encourages Arab-Canadian participation in every dimension of Canadian life—social, political, cultural, and economic. The organization's mission centers on promoting Canadian interests by researching and articulating the perspectives and potential of Canadian Arabs while advancing their meaningful participation in society. What sets CAI apart is its unique focus on Arab-heritage Canadians, supporting inclusion and social cohesion through authentic community engagement and partnership. The Institute recognizes that Arab-Canadians have contributed significantly to Canada since the 1880s, and CAI honors this legacy through its Distinguished Arabs program and comprehensive Arab Canadian History timeline. Operating as a think-and-do-tank powered by dedicated volunteers and community leaders, CAI transforms research into action through civic initiatives, resource guides, and advocacy efforts. Whether supporting mental health awareness, cultural resources, or civic participation, the Canadian Arab Institute in Toronto remains committed to building a more engaged and empowered community within an inclusive and respectful Canadian society.