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Curb mining abuses, say church leaders

Bishop Sue Moxley speaks at a news conference on mining abuses. Canada’s reputation as a human rights leader is being damaged by environmental and human

Curb mining abuses, say church leaders

Bishop Sue Moxley speaks at a news conference on mining abuses. Canada’s reputation as a human rights leader is being damaged by environmental and human

Church leaders launch land claims petition

Archbishop Michael Peers joins Canadian church leaders in calling for the establishment of an independent aboriginal land claims commission. In the background (from left to

PM urged to seek alternative to NATO strikes

Archbishop Michael Peers at a press conference of church leaders on Parliament Hill: Civilian casualities were predictable outcome of bombing. Ottawa Archbishop Michael Peers and

Violence in Colombia will worsen: IPC

Eleanor Douglas and Jose Giron: The international community must condemn violence before it’s too late. Ottawa Colombia already has a reputation as being one of

Coffin elected on eighth ballot

Coffin Ottawa It took eight ballots and 10 hours for 350 synod delegates to electVen. Peter Coffin, the rector of Christ Church Cathedral, as coadjutor

Cools defends monarchy

Senator Anne Cools holds up one of the many Bibles she keeps in her Parliament Hill office and often quotes from during Senate speeches. Ottawa

Parish fetes Nunavut territory

Two entertainers from Agsarniit, an Inuit dance troupe, demonstrate drum dancing during their on-stage performance at the opening ceremonies of the mid-winter Qaggiq at Christ

Stop the killing in Sudan’

Senator Lois Wilson addresses a news conference on Parliament Hill Feb. 24 aclling on the federal government to help stop the killing in Sudan. Ottawa

Jews upset at remarks

Charges that Jewish leaders use the Holocaust as a club to oppress others drew an angry response from a spokesman for the Canadian Jewish Congress

Sacred walk wraps up at Ottawa reception

Ottawa Anglican Bishop Gordon Beardy and a score of other Native people from the Diocese of Keewatin ended a 6,500-kilometre Sacred Walk for Healing on

Churches worried about job liability limits

Ottawa Canada’s three largest churches say the services they provide to the most vulnerable will suffer if the Supreme Court of Canada rules employers are

Cancel debt of poor world, churches urge

Ottawa A national ecumenical campaign calling for the cancellation of the debts of the world’s poorest countries by the Jubilee year 2000 was launched on

Ban all nuclear weapons, Primate urges

Ottawa Canada must take a “strong, principled stand against the continued possession of nuclear weapons by any state,” Archbishop Michael Peers told a House of

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