WINNIPEG (CCN)—Even as one of the world’s most powerful people, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter regrets he could not reach those who may have most needed his help. “I dealt … Continued
TORONTO (CCN)—An interfaith donation blitz on behalf of 20 million people threatened with famine in Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen has resulted in $3.8 million headed overseas in the … Continued
OTTAWA (CCN)—Conservative MP Tom Kmiec has launched an e-petition to urge the Liberal government to keep legal sanctions against disrupting worship services or obstructing clergy.“I think it’s wrong that the … Continued
VANCOUVER—Thousands of hectares of wildfires, smoke, and ashes have caused an estimated 40,000 British Columbians to leave their homes during what many are calling one of the worst wildfire seasons … Continued
VANCOUVER—Religious sisters have injected a remarkable legacy into Canadian history when it comes to providing health care. That’s what Greg Humbert discovered when he started creating a digital archive of … Continued
TORONTO—For the first time, Development and Peace spent more than half its international budget for humanitarian aid in the Middle East, according to its annual report. In total, Development and … Continued
MONTREAL—Aid to the Church in Need set new fundraising records in Canada and internationally in 2016. The Montreal office of the international pontifical charity brought in $2.9 million last year. … Continued
TORONTO (CCN)—Canadians are sitting firmly on the fence when asked whether a papal apology for the sins of the residential school era would do any good in reconciling Indigenous Canadians … Continued
TORONTO (CCN)—A flowing white wedding gown is not an everyday sight along the busy streets of Rome. So as Megan and Ben Turland walked to St. Peter’s Square in full … Continued
TORONTO (CCN)—Canada’s major churches, the Canadian Council for Refugees, and Amnesty International Canada are taking the federal government to court, hoping to strike down a 13-year-old agreement between the United … Continued