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Ending poverty in Canada – just thinking of it can be overwhelming. Where do you start to find solutions to the range of problems that need to be addressed? It’s not easy. There are economic, social, and, of course, policy…Read More→
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When Janet’s Ottawa-based sponsoring group decided to sponsor a Syrian family in 2015, they expected a swift resettlement process. “At the time, there was a lot of momentum and enthusiasm”, she said, as many of the group’s members were keen…Read More→
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Lent might well be the most challenging season in the Christian calendar. Advent is about anticipation of things to come. Christmas and Easter are both celebrations of good news. But Lent? Lent is a season of sacrifice. It is a…Read More→
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Our world is taking uncertain turns. Countries are becoming more insular and inhospitable to refugees and those fleeing terror. The United States has suspended all refugee admissions from Syria indefinitely. This is disheartening, because the Syrian crisis keeps producing many…Read More→
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“Canada is back!” These were the words of Prime Minister Trudeau at the opening of the 2015 Paris Climate Summit, proclaiming to the world that Canada was taking climate change – and the work needed to be done to address…Read More→
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The new government is now one year old and Canadians are eager to see changes to our electoral system – and soon. That was the promise made by the Liberals during the last campaign. They committed to ensure that 2015…Read More→