Celebrating Indigenous History Month
The Anglican
September 2, 2026
OTTAWA – Christ Church Bells Corners hosted a community event to mark Indigenous History Month on June 13. The day began with Elder Larry Langlois
OTTAWA – Christ Church Bells Corners hosted a community event to mark Indigenous History Month on June 13. The day began with Elder Larry Langlois
THUNDER BAY – As devastating wildfires continue to burn across Northwestern Ontario, the Diocese of Algoma is mobilizing to support evacuees who have been forced
EDMONTON – At the end of April, eleven clergy and lay members of the Anglican Church of Canada gathered at Mount St. Francis Retreat Centre
VICTORIA – Young people are looking for spiritual life and they’re looking for spiritual life made for them. At St. Barnabas, they’ve had the gift
The diocesan Outreach & Advocacy Conference will be held on Oct. 17. This year’s keynote speaker is Dr. Dean Detloff, the research and advocacy officer
Registration is open for the ReCharge youth retreat for youth in grades 6-12 on Sept. 18-20 at Medeba Retreat Centre. Get ready for a weekend
The Diocese of Toronto is marking the milestone 50th anniversary of women’s ordination to the priesthood in the Anglican Church of Canada by hosting two
Bishop Victoria Matthews received a Doctor of Divinity degree (honoris causa) from Trinity College, Toronto at is convocation ceremony in May. The honour recognized her
Anglicans from 16 parishes walk in the Pride Parade in downtown Toronto on June 28, with tens of thousands of people lining the route.
Faith in the Food Court, a gathering hosted by the social justice committee at St. Martin, Bay Ridges, meets monthly to explore ways to actively
On April 12, the Parish of Penetanguishene celebrated its 190th anniversary, along with the 40th anniversary of the ordination of the Rev. Vickie Edgeworth-Pitcher, the
Epiphany and St. Mark, Parkdale has installed a permanent Indigenous art installation in its worship space, created by Mohawk artist Merlin Homer and dedicated by
Friends and colleagues gathered at the Synod Office on May 28 to bid farewell to Canon Stuart Mann, who retired as the diocese’s director of
Bishop Andrew Asbil confirms candidates at the Diocesan Confirmation Service at St. James Cathedral in April. Bishop Asbil also received candidates into the Anglican Communion.
Anglicans in the diocese responded generously to the Bishop’s Appeal for Jamaican Relief & Restoration. As of April 24, Anglicans had given $65,000 to the
Newly ordained transitional deacons stand with Bishop Andrew Asbil, Bishop Riscylla Shaw, clergy and laity after the Ordination to the Sacred Order of Deacons service
St. Paul, Newmarket was honoured to have a visit from the consul-general of Jamaica, Kurt Davis, on March 22. He spoke about the current conditions
The Rev. Louise Dightam and members of St. Barnabas, Chester take part in the Ecumenical Good Friday Walk on Danforth Avenue in Toronto in April.
Bishop Andrew Asbil presents stoles to clergy celebrating their 25th, 50th and 60th anniversaries of their ordinations at St. James Cathedral on March 31.
Team Trinity Bradford Cares – from left, Bonnie Connolly, Ellen Cotton, Lynn Woods, the Rev. Dana Dickson and Alice Cotton (in stroller) – from Trinity,
Hyejin Kwon, the music director of St. Anne, Toronto, conducts the combined choirs of St. Anne’s, the University of Toronto Allegro Student Choir and the
HAMILTON – Bishop Susan Bell has received and accepted an invitation to attend the installation of the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, at Canterbury
SASKATOON – The basement of Christ Church, Saskatoon is like a two-for-one time capsule: half video store, half grandpa’s house in the ‘80s. There’s a
VICTORIA – About 40 people gathered at Christ Church Cathedral on Dec. 6 to act for social justice. Those gathered learned about human rights abuses
Are you a woman at a crossroads in your life? Searching for something more? Longing for a change in career, thirsting for God, hungry for
The Ministry Apprenticeship Program (MAP) at St. Paul, Bloor Street is offering a fully funded, immersive experience for young adults who wish to consider a
St. Paul, Bloor Street is hosting a seminar on understanding neurodiversity (autism, ADD, ADHD, learning disability, etc.) in children’s ministry. The seminar will be held