TORONTO (CCN)—The victims of Toronto’s cholera epidemics of 1832 and 1834 can finally rest in peace. Built to honour an estimated 200 victims of cholera epidemics that swept through the … Continued
OTTAWA (CCN)—Euthanasia deaths in Canada could soon exceed the rates of such deaths in Belgium and the Netherlands, warns the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition. Reported euthanasia deaths rose by 46.8 per … Continued
TORONTO (CCN)—In what may be a first for transparency in the Canadian Catholic Church, St. Boniface Archbishop Albert LeGatt has publicly released a 108-page report on the state of his … Continued
SASKATOON (CCN)—Gisele Bauche and Anna Mycyk have collaborated as teachers of iconography for nearly 20 years, and they say the spiritual practice of icon writing is thriving in Saskatchewan. Saskatoon … Continued
OTTAWA (CCN)—Whether Pope Francis comes to Canada or not, Indigenous relations remain a top priority for Canada’s bishops, says the newly elected president of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops. … Continued
TORONTO (CCN)—Sandwiched between a swanky taqueria and a slough of trendy bars selling $12 cocktails is St. Francis Table – a restaurant for the poor that has been serving $1 … Continued
TORONTO (CCN)—When the suitcase from Not Just Tourists (NJT) arrived in northern Ghana, it was like Christmas for one local clinic doctor. He excitedly dug through the bags of IV … Continued
OTTAWA (CCN)—A dust-up at the Status of Women Committee has raised questions whether the Liberals want to impose a pro-abortion litmus test on all Members of Parliament. On Sept. 26, … Continued
SASKATOON (CCN)—Father Darryl Millette is one social media savvy priest. He podcasts his homilies, has over 3,000 followers on Twitter, and extends his ministry through a cleverly named blog – … Continued
TORONTO (CCN)—In a trend that alarms Catholic thinkers, for the 11th year in a row freedom around the globe declined in 2016. An annual report by the American think-tank Freedom … Continued