In her opening remarks to the 2023-2025 members of the Council of General Synod (CoGS), Archbishop Linda Nicholls, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, said she has yet to decide on a retirement date.
In a Nov. 17 open letter to Prime Minister Trudeau, heads of the Anglican Church of Canada and Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) question the government of Canada’s commitment to safeguarding the human rights of Palestinians living in Gaza, expressing shock and disappointment with Canada’s recent voting record at the United Nations and failure, in their words, to directly condemn Israel’s attacks on United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) schools.
Leaders in the international Anglican Communion and the Anglican Church of Canada released messages of lament and calls for compassion after the renewal of violence
The Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC) has awarded $50,000 to a migrant farmer outreach program in the diocese of Huron—the largest grant in the AFC’s
Diocese of Qu’Appelle, PWRDF join Grow Hope Saskatchewan The first year of Anglican participation in an agricultural famine relief charity is aimed at raising awareness
Step one, some priests say, is making space for people’s anger SPLINTERED TRUST: Rebuilding the church’s public image First of a two-part series When she
It’s now essential for the survival of the church, bishop says Ninth instalment of Hearing the Lambeth Calls, a 10-part series on the calls to the global
USPG ‘unreservedly apologizes’ for plantation’s impact United Society Partners in the Gospel (USPG) an Anglican mission agency based in the U.K., pledged £7 million ($11.5
The leaders of Canada’s Anglican and Lutheran churches have written an open letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau calling for Canada to champion humanitarian aid to Gaza following an explosion at an Anglican-run hospital there Oct. 17 which killed as many as 500 people according to Palestinian health authorities.
The Anglican Church of Canada has published the first round of a collection of essays reckoning with the questions of life, death, faith and dignity
“When I came here [to Canada] in 1996, I was alone. I was lonely and scared. The first thing I looked for is a church,”
The Anglican Church of Canada is in a unique position to promote understanding between people of different faiths around the world, says the former secretary
Canon (lay) David Jones says he’s optimistic for the future of the church as he looks forward to his retirement as chancellor of General Synod
Bruce Myers, the current bishop of the diocese of Quebec, is still carrying the crozier that belonged to Archbishop Alexander Bruce Stavert, one of his
PWRDF starts fund for in-Canada emergencies as blazes spur N.W.T. exodus, claim B.C. Anglican camp Wildfires in western Canada this summer forced residents to evacuate
A proposed settlement for abuse committed by former Anglican priest and scouts volunteer Ralph Rowe, reached earlier this summer could total up to $13.25 million
The Anglican Church of Canada will publish a set of writings on medical assistance in dying (MAID) this September with the aim of helping members
A scholar and composer ponders the role of church music amid a 1,700-year-old culture war As an educator, composer, curator and practitioner, Robert Busiakiewicz has
A former bishop of the diocese of Central Newfoundland has died at age 87. Bishop Edward Marsh led the diocese from 1990 to his retirement
An investigation into an allegation against William Cliff, bishop of the diocese of Brandon, has returned a “clear and unambiguous” finding that the evidence did