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Faith Leaders in Wales Condemn Assisted Suicide

Bishops of the Church in Wales have spoken out against the practice, while their North American colleagues remain largely silent.

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.

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.

RIP: Bishop Charles Arthurson

Canada’s first Indigenous bishop was sharp-witted, tireless, and “seamlessly and profoundly Cree, Christian, and Anglican.”

Bishop Organ Case Reveals Canadian Church’s Weaknesses

The inability to discipline the bishop reveals the perils of an outdated canonical system and a shrinking institution’s lack of capacity. Without reform, we will see more cases like this.

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.

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