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Holocaust survivor Robert Waisman and TRC Commissioner Marie Wilson at Survivors in Solidarity, a gathering held as part of the B.C. National Event of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada. Photo: Marites N. Sison

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Holocaust survivor offers message of hope

Marites N. Sison September 19, 2013

Anglican bishops from the ecclesiastical province of British Columbia and other church leaders at the opening ceremonies of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada Vancouver National Event. Photo: Marites N. Sison

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Reconciliation ‘must continue,’ says TRC chair

Marites N. Sison September 18, 2013

The pension office received the approval needed from the plan members enabling them to ask the provincial government of Ontario to consider a three-year relief period. Photo: Gunnar Pippel

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‘Yes’ vote for pension plan relief

Leigh Anne Williams September 18, 2013

Paddlers from Masqueam First Nations took part in the All Nations Canoe Gathering that kicked off Reconciliation Week in Vancouver. Photo by: Marites N. Sison

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Paddling for reconciliation in Vancouver

Marites N. Sison September 18, 2013

The Rev. David Harrison stands in front of the former St. Margaret, Spadina, in Toronto. The church closed in 1909 and an art deco facade was added later. It is now a fabric store. Photo: Michael Hudson/The Anglican

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Priest finds lost churches

Carolyn Purden September 13, 2013

Members of the B.C. Indian Residential Schools Survivors' Society receive sacred fire ashes from the Quebec National Event held in Montreal last April. Photo: Marites N. Sison

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TRC event to open in Vancouver

Anglican Journal Staff September 13, 2013

“Religion, faith and symbols are ways in which we express our beliefs,” and are necessary for people to learn to live in a just and free society, says the Anglican bishop of Montreal, Barry Clarke. Image: Basheera Designs/Shutterstock

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Bishop: Quebec charter may foster racism

Harvey Shepherd September 12, 2013

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Just say ‘non’

A. Paul Feheley September 11, 2013

How compassionate are you? Take part in the Compassion Games: Survival of the Kindest, which are designed to make communities “safer, kinder, more just, and better places to live. Photo: Stanislave Tiplyashin

International News

Let the Compassion Games begin

Leigh Anne Williams September 9, 2013

Monica Patten, seen here at Joint Assembly in Ottawa in July, became a member of the Order of Canada in June. Photo: Art Babych

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Patten, Member of the Order of Canada

Diana Swift September 3, 2013

Remember the Sabbath. Photo by: Joyce Couvrette/Marks of Mission photo contest finalist

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Rest and renew

Michael Ingham August 30, 2013

Canadian full-time employees spend 50.2 hours in work-related activities each week, according to a study, Revisiting Work-Life Issues in Canada: The 2012 National Study on Balancing Work and Caregiving in Canada. Photo: Auremar

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Rx: Take one Sabbath weekly

Leigh Anne Williams August 30, 2013

The 2014 Canadian Church Calendar features beautiful images of Anglican churches from coast to coast. The cover photo of St. John's Anglican Church in Garden River, Ont., was taken by Terry Wurdemann.

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2014 church calendar now available

Anglican Journal Staff August 28, 2013

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King’s dream lives on, 50 years later

Marites N. Sison August 23, 2013

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It matters to Sikhs & others

Marites N. Sison August 21, 2013

Ralph Singh, author of Stories to Light Our Way, reads to school children and their parents. Photo: Courtesy of Ralph Singh

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Sikh leader shares interfaith stories

Leigh Anne Williams August 20, 2013

The bishop of the diocese of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador, Cyrus Pitman, will retire in November after serving as bishop for nine years. Photo: Sam Rose/Anglican Life

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Bishop Pitman announces retirement

Anglican Journal Staff August 16, 2013

(L to R): Lori Ransom, the Rev. Andrew Wesley, and Dawn Maracle speak at the North American Interfaith Network conference held Aug. 11 to 14 in Toronto. Photo: Marites N. Sison

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Aboriginal experience of multi-faith work

Anglican Journal August 15, 2013

The Orthodox Church in Suhag was among those set ablaze allegedly by supporters of former Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi during Wednesday's attacks. Photo: Diocese of Egypt

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Canada: Religious attacks in Egypt ‘unacceptable’

Anglican Journal Staff August 15, 2013

The Rev. Dr. Cyril Powles taught at Trinity College at the University of Toronto from 1970 to 1984. Photo: Anglican Church of Canada Archives.

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Missionary and educator Cyril Powles strove for justice

Leigh Anne Williams August 13, 2013

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