Wow, you really seem to be able to read invisible print.

There are no statistics to back up your differentiation between what you call practicing Muslims and secular Muslims. I wish there were.

I wish that I could be confident that Islam, which does not distinguish between the church and state, will not become the largest religion in Canada. I wish I could be confident that Muslim immigrants, and their families, will secularize, or at least adhere rigidly to th concept of church state separation.

Your wishful fantasizing does not make it so however
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For the record, AGAIN, the number of Canadians identifying as Muslim has increased from 0.5% to 3% between 1991  and 2011. 

This does not include those, of any race or creed, who identify as non-religious, which by the way would include me.