Why has a Mosque been buit on the shoreline of Lake Ontario in Waterport New York called Sufi Majid and a school called World Life Institute and why are there Middle Easterners using boats from Canada?

I am not sure how to answer your question regarding "Middle Easterns" using boats from Canada. I am not an expert on Sufism and am not Muslim, but I have a passing familiarity with the Sufi Masjid in the area you are describing and I volunteered to work for the World Life Institute several years ago. The Sufi Masjid in Waterport, NY serves the unique and surprisingly diverse population of the Sufi community in the area. There are far fewer Sufi Masjids than Sunni and Shia Masjids in North America. The Sufi tradition is highly influenced by Hindu and Indian ideals of an ascetic existence. I am not an expert on Sufism and am not Muslim, From the World Life Institute website: World Life Institute is a non-profit independent organization. It was founded in 1987 and is a registered charitable group under American and Canadian law. We draw on a full range of scientific, management, behavioral, and creative disciplines, and collaborate with other organizations and institutions, which share our concerns. All directors, researchers, and faculty serve on a volunteer basis. Funding is provided by program revenues, contributions from members, and donations from the general public. PROGRAMS, PROJECTS, & COLLABORATIONS Project Life World Orphan Rehabilitation Program: Brings orphans and traumatized children from troubled regions of the world for relief, rest, and recuperation. World Life Institute Education Center (WLIEC): Adult and adolescent programs are offered in formal didactic and less formal tutorial settings. OUR COMMITMENT The personnel of World Life Institute are dedicated to the alleviation of suffering and restoration of the human spirit throughout the world, without regard to race, creed, color, religion, or national origin.