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Parliament tables controversial marriage bill
OTTAWA, ON—The federal government has officially tabled legislation that could lead to the redefinition of marriage to “the lawful union of two persons to the exclusion of all others.”...More

Camps bear brunt of Human Rights complaint
Nestled on the shore of Lake Winnipeg is Camp Arnes, a Christian camp with strong Mennonite roots that has welcomed campers of all stripes for half a century. Over the years it has built a strong reputation for its programs...More

Open Door advocates hands-on church
MONTREAL, QC—“If church means getting together to celebrate God, shouldn’t it be the best party in town?” Kim Reid says that question led a small group meeting in his home a few years ago to do some serious thinking about starting a church...More

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Will polygamists claim marriage rights?
SURREY, BC—Opponents of same-sex marriage are not surprised that the federal government now says it needs “immediate policy research” done on the social and legal impact of polygamy.

Ministry breaks abortion’s silence
The advent of legalized abortion in Canada and the U.S. during the last three to four decades has led literally tens of millions of women to undergo the procedure in hospitals and clinics throughout North America. Now, growing numbers of them are coming forward with stories that their abortions harmed them in some way—psychologically, physically or emotionally.

Second Christian radio station hits Fredericton airwaves
FREDERICTON, NB—The Maritimes’ first southern gospel, country gospel and praise radio station begins broadcasting in early March. Approved by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission in November 2004, CJRI is a low-power FM station covering the greater Fredericton area.