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Canon Roderick Robinson

Canon Roderick Robinson, who played a pivotal role in the negotiations that resulted in the 2000 Nisga’a land claim settlement, the first of its kind,

Ottawa project helps Lesotho

The children of Sefapanong Primary School near the village of Paray, Lesotho, are twinned with Turnbull Learning Centre, a private school in the diocese of

Services focus on church unity

Cormac Cardinal Murphy-Oa?’Connor (left) and Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, together celebrated the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity at Westminster Cathedral. Archbishop of Canterbury

Niagara sets budget

The diocese of Niagara finally has a 2005 budget as delegates to a special financial synod held Jan. 8 at Christ’s Church Cathedral in Hamilton,

AIDS message ‘failing’

Church leaders in sub-Saharan Africa, the region of the world worst affected by the AIDS epidemic, say they appear to be failing to deliver the

Heritage sites

Anglican, Evangelical Lutheran, Roman Catholic and United churches in Ontario have asked the standing committee on justice policy of Ontario’s Legislative Assembly not to approve

Windows evoke water themes

Noah releases a dove from the ark in one of seven water-themed windows at the Mission to Seafarers chapel in Hamilton, Ont. The move of

Strife in Recife

Members of the Anglican diocese of Recife in north-eastern Brazil have appealed to the Archbishop of Canterbury for support in a row linked to a

Directors explain where money goes

Dear editor, Re: the letter entitled Appeals, by Winnie Hammerlindl (January). You have asked an important question. Many Canadian Anglicans wonder how best to express

Philippines typhoon

The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) has released $7,000 towards emergency relief efforts for survivors of typhoons that wreaked havoc in at least

Church polls pastors on their work

Pastors of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) annually complete a Confidentiality Report for their respective bishops, in which they reflect on their experience

Schools exhibit

A new traveling exhibit called “Where Are The Children? Healing the Legacy of the Residential Schools” is at the Festival Hall of the Manitoba Museum

Books acknowledge our call to intimacy with God

These two books on Jesus’ vision of the kingdom bring an intriguing and complementary perspective to the Christian journey. Rev. Christopher Page, a well-known priest

Why single out African bishops who intervened?

Dear editor, I write to correct a mistaken impression left by an article concerning the Windsor Report (Africans will not apologize for interfering December 2004).

Native students protest school closure

First Nations students of the Caledonia School of Mutual Ministry (CSMM) say they are “appalled” by the diocese of Caledonia’s decision to dissolve the program

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