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April 19, 2004Canadian Anglican bishops have selected four from among their own number to be candidates for an election to the office of Primate, which will be held next month in St.…- April 14, 2004The Anglican Church of Canada will formally address the controversial issue of the blessing of same-sex unions when its principal governing body meets in St. Catharines, Ont., next month. In…
- April 6, 2004More than 300 members of the Anglican Church of Canada's General Synod (the church's chief governing body) will elect a new Primate, successor to Archbishop Michael Peers who retired in…
- March 23, 2004A new draft of the framework intended to guide the work and mission of the Anglican Church of Canada to the year 2010 is now ready to go to members…
- March 9, 2004As the 37th General Synod 2004 approaches, the worship committee is putting final touches to a vibrant worship program, designed to cater to all delegates and visitors. "As tradition, each…
- March 8, 2004The Anglican Church of Canada's chief governing body will be asked to affirm that the blessing of same-sex unions is within the authority of a diocesan synod and that any…
- February 10, 2004A major event on HIV/AIDS featuring one of the world's most impassioned speakers on the subject is planned for delegates attending the Anglican Church of Canada's 37th General Synod at…
- February 10, 2004Veteran Canadian politician Stephen Lewis is one of the guest speakers scheduled to address delegates attending the 37th General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada, to be held at…
- February 9, 2004The federal government's decision to appeal a British Columbia Court of Appeal ruling that found it completely liable for physical and sexual abuse at the Alberni Indian Residential School is…
- January 27, 2004Speaking to the life and times of the Anglican Church of Canada is no easy feat. What with the diversity of relationships, the differing theological paradigms, and the uncertain interface…
