Quinton Amundson

Amid the tribulation of wildfires across Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and northern Ontario, the compassionate light of Catholic charity glows.

A broad cross-section of protest groups sought to fiercely put Group of Seven (G7) leaders and delegates on notice, standing up for various worldwide causes with a public demonstration and march in downtown Calgary on June 15 that attracted hundreds of participants.

Young adults praised the camaraderie they experienced and the knowledge they gained about debt in developing countries by attending the G7 Jubilee People’s Forum from June 12-15.

Global partners of KAIROS Canada advocated that all must strive for the collective liberation of the world from oppression and injustice by wiping clean nation-crushing debt.

A vibrant interdenominational tapestry was woven at Ambrose University in Calgary last night.

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is attending the Group of Seven (G7) Summit in Kananaskis, Alta., to urge world leaders to intensify their pressure on the Russian regime to end its war on its neighbour and to remain in solidarity with the Ukrainian people.

The first major bill tabled by the government of Prime Minister Mark Carney is raising concern among both civil rights and refugee advocacy groups.

Both Fr. Tim Hanley and Deacon Paul Bar expressed astonishment over Fr. Bill Burns consenting to be interviewed by The Catholic Register about the 60th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood given his “quiet and humble” nature.

The several hundred Calgary-area Catholics attending the second annual diocesan vocations rally June 8 were encouraged to embrace the pathway God has in store for them.

World leaders attending the G7 Summit June 15-17 in Kananaskis, Alta., are expected to contemplate how to navigate the line between unleashing the manifest potential of artificial intelligence and instituting proper governance standards.