Quebec’s aversion to religion is well known. But experts say the lack of religious education is Canada-wide — and damages our country’s future
Category: Community
How culture shapes volunteerism in Canada
New data suggest race and immigration status shape who volunteers in Canada — and how
Draw marks ‘starting gun’ toward 2026 World Cup, Vancouver says
Early stumbles, rising costs and uneasy questions persist as Canada prepares for the global spotlight
U.K. seniors fight loneliness with tea and a tango
All gloom was left outside as pensioners bustled into a room in Liverpool’s centuries-old town hall for a tea dance, a lively antidote to getting older in Britain. “Come to tea dances and avoid the NHS,” joked Davina Woods, 71, referring to the country’s creaking health system and the awareness the retirees have that as […]
Ottawa turns to faith leaders as measles cases surge
The Public Health Agency of Canada is trying to strengthen trust and improve engagement in communities with low vaccination rates
A guide for Canadian charitable giving
‘Too many charities aren’t transparent when it comes to their finances,’ says the head of Canada’s charity rating agency
The harm reduction hangover
Officers say Canada’s shift toward harm reduction in its drug laws and policies complicates policing and prosecution
Canada’s captive whales face euthanasia threat and uncertain future
The Marineland belugas remain stuck in deteriorating pools as the park battles Ottawa over blocked export permits.
Palestinian flag flies at Toronto city hall for first time
Raising of the Palestinian flag drew ire from a city councilor and Jewish advocacy groups; Canada formally recognized Palestinian statehood in September
‘Padre, do you have a minute?’: Inside the work of military chaplains
Maj. Rev. Tom Hamilton on why chaplains remain an essential presence in the military and the connection between spiritual resiliency and health
