Carly Kalish, centre, a social worker at All Saints Church-Community Centre is the prime mover behind The Exposure Project. She is flanked by project co-chairs
Praying, worshipping and celebrating the eucharist together bridges differences. Photo: Stephen Fields “It’s easy to throw stones at one another from across oceans and theological
The Rev. Malcolm French is the new moderator of the No Anglican Covenant coalition. Photo: Contributed An international coalition of Anglicans hopes a model resolution
A majority of dioceses in the Church of England have refused to approve the proposed Anglican Communion Covenant. It won’t be considered by the General
Guests view the exhibit of 33 images at Holy Trinity Church in downtown Toronto. Photo: Michael Hudson A photography project to empower women who work
A candlelight vigil will be held outside the Anglican Cathedral of Quebec in Quebec City at 7 pm on Thurs. Apr. 26 to protest proposed
The Exposure Project, which features 33 photos taken by 10 sex trade workers, debuts Apr. 12-19 at Trinity Church in Toronto. Photo: Alias On April
Jim Hong Louie’s Dragon was one of 32 artworks made from material salvaged from St. George’s old steeple. Photo: Erik Wagenaar St. George’s Anglican Church
Hugh McKellar, a remarkable humanitarian and long-time volunteer died Feb. 8 following surgery. A retired high school English teacher and librarian, McKellar had a passion
Anthony Ketchum was arrested last September at a Parliament Hill protest against the expansion of the Alberta oil sands and reliance on fossil fuels. Photo:
Archbishop Finlay and the Rev. Jim Ferry with worship leader Jennifer Henry at the Reconciliation service at the Church of the Holy Trinity in Toronto.
“I’m very disappointed that some Covenant supporters have tried to turn this into a contest about who loves the Communion more,” says Archdeacon Alan Perry.
Hugh McKellar, a remarkable humanitarian and long-time volunteer at both the national office of the Anglican Church of Canada and the office of the diocese
Bishop George Russell Hatton died on Jan. 14 after a short battle with cancer. He was 79. Bishop Hatton was “a great ecumenist” and brought
On December 18, 2011, the Anglican congregation of St. John the Evangelist in Calgary became the first Roman Catholic “Anglican use” parish in Canada. This
Bishop George Russell Hatton died on Jan. 14 after a short battle with brain cancer. He was 79. Whether it was as a scholar, an
Gwendolyn Gresham, a former editor of The Saskatchewan Anglican monthly diocesan newspaper, died of cancer on Dec. 2, 2011. She was 49. Gresham became the
This remains a win-win situation. The sale of this land will give our diocese some urgently needed financial breathing room, while also leaving open the
Is religion a force for good in the world? That was the question that brought former British prime minister Tony Blair to a stage in
The British Columbia Court of Appeal has dismissed appeals of a November 2009 Supreme Court of British Columbia decision. The decision had ruled that the