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February 19, 1998Once again it appears possible that Canada may join with the United States in a punitive attack against Iraq.- January 12, 1998This website will have a new manager later this month, and development will proceed. Leanne Larmondin, staff writer with the Anglican Journal since 1993, will begin the position of web…
- January 9, 1998The Canadian federal government has taken a useful first step in apologizing to indigenous peoples for the harm they suffered at residential schools, but it must remain open to other…
- December 12, 1997TORONTO (Dec. 12, 1997) — The Anglican Church welcomes the Supreme Court of Canada’s ruling recognizing the rights of native peoples to the ownership of ancestral lands that have not…
- December 2, 1997The Internet is filled with information, but sometimes Anglicans have been frustrated in their efforts to find what they need.
- November 14, 1996TORONTO, November 14, 1996 — Next week, after four years of work, the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples will release its final report to the government and the people of…
- July 18, 1995TORONTO, July 18, 1995 — The Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada is urging Prime Minister Jean Chrétien and British Columbia Premier Michael Harcourt to break the impasse in…
- June 6, 1995OTTAWA (June 6) — The 300-member General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada responded enthusiastically to a report commending further work on the process of healing and reconciliation for…
- June 1, 1995OTTAWA (June 1995) — The 300-member General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada has accepted and confirmed a covenant which encourages indigenous peoples to create a self-determining community within…
- November 5, 1993Twenty-five years after the last residential school for Native Canadians closed, their legacy remains among the most serious barriers to a just relationship with Aboriginal Canadians, an Anglican Church brief…
