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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.

Jonas Allooloo, Inuk Bible Translator (1946-2026)

The Arctic cathedral dean was part of a small team of native speakers that translated the entire Bible into Inuktitut over 34 years.

Bishop Paul Idlout (1935-2025)

“Bishop Paul was a real servant, a gentle and kind man with a good sense of humor,” said Joey Royal, himself once a suffragan bishop in the Arctic.

A Narnia of This World Only

A Toronto production of Lewis’ classic retains key plot elements and has lively music, but the transcendent is sadly absent.

Canadian Hate Crimes Bill Could Ban Religious Speech

Bill C-9 seeks to respond to a surge in antisemitic violence, but critics say that removing a religious exemption threatens free speech.

Canadian Church Resists Expensive Lease

Church lawyers are negotiating to leave an unauthorized $8 million lease for its Toronto headquarters, and its 2026 budget is 6 percent smaller as decline continues.

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.