TWU makes Supreme case
Now comes the waiting. More than four years of legal wrangling culminated November 9 when lawyers acting on behalf of Trinity Western University (TWU) and the British Columbia College of Teachers (BCCT) presented arguments to the Supreme Court of Canada. A decision is not expected before next spring...More

Flying pigs and microscopic wonders
A microscopic universe is gaining power and people of faith need to take note.....More

Lutherans get wired
Just because the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Canada has implemented one of the most sophisticated database management systems in the country, don't let office manager Rhonda Hicks hear you call it an "e-church."....More

Canadian crusader celebrates 40 years
Whether talking to a customer in a coffee shop, or thousands of people at an international rally, Barry Moore does not shirk when it comes to sharing the good news of Jesus Christ....More

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Pastor renounces ancestor's decision
Baptist pastor Doug Blair was one of a group of Christians committed to reconciliation who met with a cluster of survivors from the ill-fated World War 2 refugee ship St. Louis, at the Chateau Laurier Hotel in Ottawa on November 5. ....

CTV tackles crisis pregnancy centres
A feature by the CTV investigative news program W-Five suggests that Canadian crisis pregnancy centres with a pro-life orientation distribute wrong information and hide their pro-life ethic in order to steer women away from having abortions. But pro-life activists are responding that the allegations are part of a witchhunt and "smear campaign" that began in the U.S. and is now moving to Canada. ...

Quebec's needs emerge at Montreal Missions Fest
The halls of Cegep de Saint Laurent's were lit with colourful booths and information tables of about 50 mission agencies, many of them local, during Montreal's second annual Missions Fest, November 3-5. ....

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