News
June 28, 2001The Anglican Church has unveiled a multi-part plan intended to help the church continue working towards healing with Indigenous peoples.- June 27, 2001One resolution expected to generate debate at the meeting of the General Synod will likely change dramatically in the wake of the pension committee's decision to pull its investments out…
- June 21, 2001Besides sharing the name of the same saint, the Anglican and Lutheran churches in West Northfield, Nova Scotia, share equal billing on a highway sign that points the way to…
- June 21, 2001Thanks to a grant to the national church website from the diocese of Montreal, web surfers anywhere in the world will be able to see on their computer monitors exactly…
- June 13, 2001(Note: this is an update of the website news story of June 12.) Deputy Prime Minister Herb Gray has turned down an invitation from Archbishop Michael Peers to address the…
- June 12, 2001Take one large choir, 32 communion stations with commemorative chalice and paten sets crafted by area potters, a series of hand-made banners decorating one large hockey rink (it doesn't get…
- June 8, 2001Synod elected Archdeacon James Cowan as the deputy prolocutor for the new triennium. Archdeacon Cowan, a parish priest for 20 years from the diocese of British Columbia and a co-chair…
- May 18, 2001Led by the Primate, Archbishop Michael Peers, a senior five-person delegation representing the House of Bishops of the Anglican Church of Canada meeting Thursday, May 17 with the Hon. Herb…
- May 15, 2001Government and church representatives are scheduled to meet here this week to discuss litigation both face over residential schools. For the first time, the Primate, Archbishop Michael Peers will represent…
- May 4, 2001Canada's Anglican bishops have appealed to the Prime Minister to intervene in stalled negotiations aimed at compensating people who were harmed in Indian Residential Schools.
