I agree that he internment and subsequent actions taken against Japanese Canadians subsequent to the attack on Pearl Harbour and the beginning of the war in the Pacific was shameful. It was the result of fear propagated by both the media and government as well as the larcenous bent of many petty officials. It was an undeniable black mark on Canadian history. The good news is that Canadians learned from  the errors committed. The perpetrators were never held to account, but our society acknowledged the wrongs that were done and has the mindset to resist any repeat of this situation. Indeed, it has never been repeated or is it likely to.Today, there are no calls to inter Muslims or anyone else. Both decent Muslims and decent Canadians are mindful of radical Islamic terrorist given their bloody intent. The are also cognizant of the dangers poised by countries that promote institutionalized hatred. Both benefit by efforts to prevent terrorists from infiltrating our society in any manner.