Canadian churches go dark for Earth Hour
Marites N. Sison
March 31, 2008
Canadian Anglicans joined millions of people around the world in switching off electric lights for 60 minutes on March 29, as part of Earth Hour,
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Canadian Anglicans joined millions of people around the world in switching off electric lights for 60 minutes on March 29, as part of Earth Hour,
Migrant workers man a booth at the 2007 AIDS Festival organized in Hong Kong by St. John’s Cathedral HIV Education Centre. Representatives of migrant workers’
This timeline, first published March 26, 2008, has been updated to include developments since then. 1975 – Integrity, a movement of gay and lesbian Anglicans,
Addressing concerns raised by several provinces, including Canada, about granting more authority to primates and other Instruments of Unity in the Anglican Communion, an international
Canon Felix Honeygold, pictured here in the 1930s at Cow Head Mission, used snowshoes to travel his parish on Newfoundland’s Northern Peninsula. Canon Felix Honeygold
Beardy An aboriginal leader from Northern Ontario has urged the Anglican Church of Canada to support aboriginal Canadians in demanding that both federal and provincial
Archbishop Fred Hiltz, the primate (national archbishop) of the Anglican Church of Canada, has urged Canadian Anglicans to remember that while there is “great tension”
The federal government has issued the Anglican Church of Canada a cheque for $9.7 million to refund a portion of the church’s contribution to the
Bishop Mark MacDonald said the welcome that he has received as the Anglican Church of Canada’s first national indigenous bishop has been “phenomenal,” with communities
Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, talks to a student after his address at Sheraton Hall, Wycliffe College. Archbishop Fred Hiltz,
Sarah Elizabeth Page, who worked as a nurse at the Moose Fort Indian Residential School in Moose Factory, Ont., treats student Billy Diamond. Mr. Diamond
It is important for churches to “be on the record” about the role that they played in the residential schools and what they have done
Archbishop Fred Hiltz, the primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, has urged Canadian Anglicans to remember that while there is “great tension” in the
Mississauga, Ont. The Council of General Synod (CoGS) reviewed the Anglican Church of Canada’s preliminary response to the Draft Covenant for the Anglican Communion and
Mississauga, Ont. The Council of General Synod (CoGS) on Nov. 18 approved a budget for 2008 that anticipates revenues of $8.9 million and expenditures of
Ellie Johnson briefs the Council of General Synod about the revised Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement. An ecumenical “leaders’ tour” is being planned this spring
Bishop Michael Ingham Bishop Michael Ingham of the diocese of New Westminster said there is now a “full-blown schism” within the Anglican Church of Canada,
Dion Lewis, a member of the Council of General Synod (CoGS) from the diocese of Montreal, looks at the 2008 budget during a discussion at
Mississauga,Ont.The Council of General Synod (CoGS) has described as “a source of sadness” the decision by a retired bishop to leave the Anglican Church of
Bishop Donald Harvey Mississauga, Ont. The retired bishop of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador, Don Harvey, has left the Anglican Church of Canada to become a
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