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Sue Careless

Sue Careless is senior editor of The Anglican Planet and author of the series Discovering the Book of Common Prayer: A Hands-On Approach. She is based in Toronto.

Legal and Theological Concerns at General Synod

Governance of the top-heavy but financially depleted Anglican Church of Canada has become a priority because the church is one-quarter of its former size and shrinking.

General Synod Learns of Leasing Scandal

How was a $9 million five-year lease signed without the knowledge of the Anglican Church of Canada’s finance committee?

Canadians Choose Mid-Election Nominee as Primate

“We must focus on addressing the urgent need for major changes in our national structure, operations, and culture,” said Shane Parker, who led a restructuring of the Diocese of Ottawa.

New Bishop Seeks a Self-Supporting Arctic

Alexander Pryor, an organ scholar who likes to hunt grouse and ptarmigan, study systematic theology, and fish has been consecrated as the seventh Bishop of the Arctic.

Bishop-Elect Has Threefold Vision for Diocese of Montreal

The Bishop-Elect of Montreal has these top priorities for his episcopate: reconciliation, financial health, and safe-church reform.

Turning Loss into a Blessing

A girl begins to understand that her “good for nothing” puddle might just be good for something after all.

Montreal Anglicans Elect Possible Game Changer

The electing synod met on May 3 and elected Victor-David Mbuyi Bipungu on the fifth ballot.

Safe Church Concerns Trouble Montreal Bishop Election

Thirty-nine of 158 delegates to the electoral synod wrote to diocesan council expressing concern about “external pressures” imposed by diocesan authorities.

Four Bishops Nominated to Lead Canadian Church

Christopher Harper, Greg Kerr-Wilson, David Lehmann, and Riscylla Walsh-Shaw will be considered for election as primate by the church’s General Synod on June 26.

Doubts Loom Over Montreal Bishop Election

The search committee says it cannot endorse the slate of seven candidates and more than half its members resigned.