The Canada Revenue Agency’s anti-terrorism team has alleged potential links between a Hamas support network and the Muslim Association of Canada (MAC), a prominent Islamic charity operating nationally.

MAC has since denied any terrorism connections, labeling the audit as “Islamophobic.”

According to the French-language outlet La Presse, initiated in 2015 under the Anti-terrorism Law, the investigation involved 30 visits, 27 interviews, and financial scrutiny.

The MAC challenged the process, citing a violation of the organization’s Charter Rights and Freedoms.