TORONTO — Changing demographics and the rise of artificial intelligence are forcing Christian communicators to confront the future of church media, with a focus on deeper collaboration and helping divided … Continued
It took almost 25 minutes for a crowd that organizers said was in the thousands to inch its way from Parliament Hill down Wellington Street to Elgin Street during the … Continued
After last year’s white smoke marked the election of Pope Leo XIV and overshadowed the annual March for Life in the nation’s capital, organizers of this year’s 29th edition of … Continued
TORONTO – Catholic Conscience is launching a new annual conference, “Building a Culture of Life & Dignity,” with its inaugural 2026 gathering set to tackle one of the deepest problems … Continued
Canada’s bishops told the Supreme Court of Canada that Quebec’s secularism legislation Bill 21 “denies the Divine,” going well beyond provincial jurisdiction by imposing an anti-religious ideology on the province. … Continued
As a series of controversial federal bills moves forward — from online regulation to hate speech law — so too are efforts to push back against them. But it is … Continued
Conservative MP Garnett Genuis has tabled legislation that would prevent people in positions of authority from initiating conversations about medical assistance in dying (MAiD) with individuals who have not requested … Continued
Two legislative efforts to limit Canada’s MAiD framework converged Thursday, with Conservative MP Garnett Genuis announcing a bill focused on MAiD coercion and the Catholic bishops supporting legislation to prohibit … Continued
Venezuelan Canadian Augusto Figuera and his wife, Laura Ortega, were awakened after 2 a.m. on Jan. 3 by a call from a Toronto friend. She informed the couple that a … Continued
Canada Post’s 2025 Christmas stamp has a distinctly British Columbia flavour this year, thanks to both its artist and its first-day cancellation. The annual Nativity stamp, released in early November, … Continued