
Aga Khan Museum
Don Mills / North York
Museum of Islamic art and Muslim civilisations with over 1,000 artifacts.
Loading…
Halal Industry Event

The 2025 edition has wrapped up.
Next up: Philippines Halal Expo, November 12, 2026 in Pasay City.
Secure your exhibition space. Compare booth options, pricing, and inclusions below.
Price on request
Our estimate: ~$1,200. Not confirmed by the organiser. Inquire and we'll get you the official rate.
The International Centre, Toronto, Canada
certification-standards
How halal certification works in Canada, the major Canadian certification bodies, the CFIA labelling rule, and how to choose the right certifier for the domestic market and for export.
Read Article
events-shows
MIFB runs 15–17 July 2026 at KLCC. A practical buyer's playbook for F&B procurement — pre-event prep, on-site strategy, and how to lock halal-certified suppliers.
Read Article
events-shows
Singapore punches well above its weight in the global halal industry. Despite a Muslim minority population, its MUIS certification is globally respected and the city-state serves as a gateway to ASEAN markets. This guide covers HALALFEST, other 2026 halal food events, MUIS certification requirements, and how food companies can enter Singapore's premium Muslim market.
Read Article
North America's core halal industry platform covering food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, finance, logistics, tourism, and e-commerce.
Engage with a targeted audience of industry professionals, buyers, and consumers interested in halal products and services
Expand business reach and generate new leads and sales
Demonstrate offerings, provide samples, and offer exclusive promotions
Gain insights into market trends, regulatory updates, and best practices
Build relationships with current clients and partners
Price on request
Our estimate: ~$2,200. Not confirmed by the organiser. Inquire and we'll get you the official rate.
Contact for pricing
Secure your exhibition space and connect with global halal industry buyers.

Toronto, Canada
Toronto is one of the most multicultural cities in the world and home to a large Muslim community, so halal food is easy to find across many neighbourhoods, mosques are plentiful, and there are prayer spaces at Pearson Airport. June is mild and pleasant. The TTC and ride-hailing make getting around straightforward.
Mosques and sights
Mosques and Islamic-heritage landmarks worth your time around the expo.

Don Mills / North York
Museum of Islamic art and Muslim civilisations with over 1,000 artifacts.

Don Mills / North York
Architectural centre for Muslim social, cultural and spiritual gatherings beside the Aga Khan Museum.

High Park / Boustead Ave
The oldest Islamic centre in Toronto, dubbed the mother of all mosques in the city.

Vaughan
Large mosque in the Greater Toronto Area, inaugurated in 1992.

Danforth / Riverdale
Prominent east-end community mosque serving downtown and Danforth Muslims.
Halal food
Well-loved halal restaurants across Toronto, from cheap local favourites to special-occasion dining.

Little India / Gerrard St
Toronto halal staple since 1996 famous for South Asian grills and karahi.

Downtown
Hotels
Picks for every budget.

Downtown / Union Station
Stately 1929 landmark hotel steps from the CN Tower and Union Station.

Queen West
Boutique design hotel in a 19th-century building on lively Queen West.

Know before you go
Everything a Muslim traveller needs to land in Toronto with confidence.
Getting in
Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ)
• UP Express train, ~25 min to Union Station
• Taxi / Uber / Lyft, 30-45 min
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ)
• Walk via tunnel + short transit, downtown island airport
Getting around
The TTC runs the subway, streetcars and buses across the city; GO Transit covers the wider region.
Taxis and ride-hailing are both readily available.
Visa & entry
Getting here
Most halal-expo buyers and exhibitors fly in from the world's main halal hubs. Here's how to reach Toronto from each. Entry rules vary by nationality, so check the Visa & entry note.
See the full Toronto travel guide →
Sources: https://www.destinationtoronto.com · https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration (eTA) · https://www.upexpress.com
Popular chain serving halal chicken and gyro platters with signature white sauce.

Scarborough
Known for flavourful authentic karahi dishes cooked with fresh ingredients.

Downtown
Relaxed Afghan spot loved for Qabli lamb shank and fattoush salad.

Downtown
Long-running halal Thai restaurant popular on Toronto food tours.
Downtown
Large central hotel near the Eaton Centre, good for families.

The Annex
Stylish small hotel in the leafy Annex neighbourhood west of downtown.

Downtown
Affordable central hostel within walking distance of downtown attractions.

Kensington Market
Budget hostel in vibrant Kensington Market with a rooftop view.
Money
Canadian Dollar · CAD
Cards and contactless are accepted everywhere.
Tipping ~15-20% is expected at restaurants.
Connectivity
Rogers, Bell, Telus and Freedom SIMs at the airport and city stores
Plug: Type A / B (North American) · 120V / 60Hz
Emergency
General: 911
Fire: 911
Safety
Where to pray
Mosques across the city: Toronto has many mosques, including downtown prayer spaces and the historic Jami Mosque.
Pearson Airport prayer rooms: Multi-faith prayer rooms are available at the airport.
Calculated for The International Centre (Muslim World League method, Shafi'i Asr). These are approximate, confirm with a local mosque or a prayer-times app on the day.
| Day | Fajr | Sunrise | Dhuhr | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tue 27 May | 03:30 | 05:42 | 13:15 | 17:19 | 20:48 | 22:51 |
| Wed 28 May | 03:28 | 05:41 | 13:15 | 17:19 | 20:49 | 22:53 |
Independent and organiser videos from past editions of this expo, with our own notes on what each one shows.
By GTA Muslims Today · 10:25
Watch this if you want an independent, on-the-ground take on Halal Expo Canada and the Canadian halal market — including the organiser's own preview of the next edition.
A genuine creator vlog (not an official reel) that previews the upcoming edition and shows a concrete exhibitor success story — strong, credible social proof.
By Halal Expo Canada · 3:12
Watch this if you're an exhibitor or buyer weighing Halal Expo Canada — it's exhibitors in their own words on the buyers they met and the deals on offer.
An official highlights reel, but the exhibitor soundbites are concrete on who attends and the B2B value — useful for deciding whether to exhibit.
Videos are embedded from YouTube and remain the property of their creators, who are credited above.
Browse all halal expo videos →