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Ailing grandmother avoids deportation at Montreal church

57-year-old has suffered two heart attacks, fears for her safety in Pakistan

09 October 2013

Debt crisis at Arctic cathedral

The newly constructed St. Jude’s Anglican Cathedral in Iqaluit, Nunavut, may close its doors unless funds are raised

09 October 2013

Reconciliation: "We're not done," says Archbishop

Archbishop John Privett said he has experienced “deeply moving” moments at the ongoing B.C. National Event hosted by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada 

23 September 2013

Bishop: Quebec charter may foster racism

"Religion, faith and symbols are ways in which we express our beliefs," and are necessary for people to learn to live in a just and free society, says the Anglican bishop of Montreal, Barry Clarke

13 September 2013

The gift of 'a labour of love'

Jack Francis' two-volume work is A Biographical Dictionary of Anglican Clergy in the Diocese of Ottawa Born Before 1900

09 September 2013

Responding to aboriginal suicide crisis

The Anglican Church of Canada has appointed a new suicide prevention co-ordinator for western Canada and the Arctic.

28 August 2013

Aboriginal experience of multi-faith work

Three indigenous peoples of faith have extolled the value of multi-faith work in Canada

16 August 2013

Sr Constance, educator and advocate, dies at 109

Sr Constance Elizabeth Murphy, the oldest nun at the Sisters of St John the Divine (SSJD) convent in Toronto died peacefully on 2 Aug 2013

09 August 2013

Landmark apology lives on

Abp Michael Peers, former primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, today said that much has changed in the church’s relationship with First Nations people

08 August 2013

An activist, an Anglican, a political leader

At a time—at least in Canada—when having an active faith is considered a liability for politicians, Elizabeth May stands out for being openly Anglican. 

06 August 2013