Canadian News

Catholic Crosscultural Services (CCS) in Toronto and Catholic Social Services (CSS) in Edmonton are among the Canadian Catholic immigrant and refugee agencies striving to determine how artificial intelligence can be deployed to support newcomers.

Veritas Catholic Books and Gifts will close its doors Sept. 30 after 31 years as a spiritual anchor in Halifax.

De La Salle College “Oaklands,” one of Canada’s oldest educational institutions with roots predating Canadian Confederation, celebrated its 175th anniversary in early June.

The challenge of communication in a polarized age found cinematic expression at the Catholic Media Conference in the debut of a documentary exploring the legacy of St. Junipero Serra.

Catholic Civil Rights League (CCRL) President and General Counsel Phil Horgan has a warning to impart as Canada enters a new, uncertain landscape on July 18, the date when Bill C-9, the Combatting Hate Act, comes into force.

The Canadian men’s national soccer team’s journey to their first-ever knockout-stage appearance at the FIFA World Cup is captivating young and old alike.

The federal government has eliminated the human rights watchdog overseeing corporate responsibility.

The Archdiocese of Quebec, two educational institutions and an insurer will jointly pay a sum of $31.5 million to people who have been sexually assaulted by a member of the diocesan clergy or pastoral staff under the responsibility of the archdiocese since 1940.

This victory for Campaign Life arrived on June 11, more than three years after the PPS prevented the organization from displaying abortion victim photography.

A new group at Whitby’s Holy Family Parish is reminding men that the most important role they’ll ever have isn’t at the office, but at home, in the pews and in the lives of their children.