Toronto elects Linda Nicholls suffragan bishop
Solange DeSantis
November 17, 2007
The diocese of Toronto elected Canon Linda Nicholls, 53, as a suffragan, or assistant, bishop on the third ballot in an election held Nov. 17
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The diocese of Toronto elected Canon Linda Nicholls, 53, as a suffragan, or assistant, bishop on the third ballot in an election held Nov. 17
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