They also announced that Mr. John MacLeod and Dr. Faran Vafaie, who have served as members of the institution of Ḥuqúqu’lláh and are now being released. [from a letter from the National Spiritual Assembly to all Local Spiritual Assemblies, all Regional Bahá’í Councils and all Registered Groups date 28 November 2025]

Alberta
Milad Asdaghi, Nazila Ghasemi, Tony Liu, Sina Misaghian, Vajdiyeh Shaker-Razavi

The Atlantic Provinces
Ryan Brennan, Kristi Petro, Hedda Schuurman, Gnei (Kumala) Sobhani and Honeylyn Tahershamsi

British Columbia
Elham Abay, Susan Ardekany, Paymaan Behrouzi, Amy Brooks, Jason Burtwistle, Tabasom Eblaghie, Cyrus Greenall, Alaleh Rohani, Cindy Snedden

Ontario
Noora Akhavan, Tyrone Davids, Livia Dittmer, Jeff Hamilton-Bachiu, Jane Hoy, Pejman Mosleh, Roya Mostaghim-Vaezi, Ted Slavin, Melanie Vafaie

Quebec
Josée Cardinale, Dave Courtemanche, Gregory Fortin-Vidah, Mitra Javanmardi, Nabil Nakhostine, Ilya Shodjaee-Zrudlo, Leyla Shodjai, Anne Skeaff, Laurie Zrudlo

Saskatchewan and Manitoba
Melody Asdaghi, Meleyna Bighorn, Ahdieh Zelalem Bimrew, Angeline Dang, Ward Johnston

From the 31st of July to the 1st of August topical sessions were held to "assist individuals from certain professions or academic disciplines to examine some aspect of the discourse of their field". [Message to the NSA of Canada 24 July 2013]

The officers were selected on the 3rd of May and they were: Chairman – Ciprian Jauca; Vice-chairman – Jordan Bighorn; Treasurer – Mehran Anvari; Secretary – Karen McKye; Assistant Secretary – Nabet Fani. [from the letter from the NSA dated 6 May 2025]

This year’s Convention held special historical significance, marking the 100th anniversary of the election of the first National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of the United States and Canada, at a convention held in Eliot, Maine in July 1925. [OPA Canada 2 July 2025]

Note: the International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development was created to be a non-partisan, independent Canadian institution. It was established by an act of the Canadian parliamentin 1988 to "encourage and support the universal values of human rights and the promotion of democratic institutions and practices around the world".