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September 1, 1999The British Columbia Supreme Court has ruled that the Government of Canada and the Anglican church are jointly responsible for sexual abuse committed in the early 1970s by a dormitory…- February 23, 1999Advocates of a ban on landmines are asking churches, schools, city halls and individuals to make a joyful noise on March 1, the day the mines ban officially becomes international…
- February 19, 1999Church House hallways are a little quieter, devoid of a familiar singing and of booming laughter; staff meetings don't have the same flavour.
- February 5, 1999Towards the end of January I visited Nicaragua on the way to Honduras to attend the launch of the Latin American Jubilee 2000 Campaign for Debt Cancellation. Even before Hurricane…
- February 1, 1999The Primate's World Relief and Development Fund has approved a total of $30,000 for efforts to bring relief aid to thousands of people affected by the earthquake in Columbia and…
- January 26, 1999The Anglican Church of Canada has reached a tentative agreement with a Toronto developer on the sale of its national office property.
- January 20, 1999When General Synod decided in 1995 that the national church should only continue with the work it does best, it might have left dioceses feeling a little bereft.
- January 16, 1999Bishop Michael Ingham, spiritual leader for the more than 30,000 Anglicans in Greater Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, and the Sunshine Coast, has asked church members to vote again in 2001…
- January 16, 1999The Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada has expressed support for a bishop who has decided to delay action on the blessing of same sex unions for two years.…
- January 12, 1999Let me begin by thanking all those who have sent messages of encouragement over the last few weeks. I have received cards, letters and phone calls from people across the…
