The State: Survey: Canadians turning away from organized religion

RON CSILLAG | Religion New Service (United States) TORONTO — A new national study shows that while Canada remains overwhelmingly Christian, Canadians are turning their backs on organized religion in ever …Seguir leyendo »

Windsor Star: Religion marks a divergent path throughout U.S., Canadian history

Lee-Anne Goodman | The Canadian Press (Canada) WASHINGTON – Canada and the United States are not just two of the world’s closest neighbours in terms of commerce, trade and culture, …Seguir leyendo »

National Post: Manitoba school may change its mind and allow posters for gay alliance after student fights back

Steve Lambert | Canadian Press (Canada) STEINBACH, Man. — Evan Wiens, the teenager who has become a focal point for gay rights in Manitoba schools, may have a wish come …Seguir leyendo »

Rabble: Harper’s theological crossroads

Mercedes Allen | Rabble (Canada) Right from when it was first proposed during the May 2011 federal election, the Office of Religious Freedom (ORF?) was met with the accusation that …Seguir leyendo »

Winnipeg Free Press: Religion and radio preying together

Allan Levine | Winnipeg Free Press (Canada) 2 The host of the Christian radio station hemmed and hawed before counselling that the Almighty probably would not run up the debt …Seguir leyendo »

Huffington Post: How Police Use Religion To Deceive Suspects

Kimari Clarke | Huffington Post (United States) Should police be permitted to impersonate religious figures to elicit confessions from suspects and their relatives? In a social democracy like ours, one …Seguir leyendo »

CBC News: B.C. prisoners’ rights group protests non-Christian chaplain layoffs

CBC News (Canada) A prisoners’ rights group in B.C. is suing the federal government for allegedly violating the constitutional rights of non-Christian inmates by cancelling the contracts of 18 non-Christian …Seguir leyendo »

Toronto Star: Religious charities see surge of CIDA aid, study says

Rick Westhead | The Toronto Star (Canada) It’s a good time to be a religious charity in Canada. Since Stephen Harper’s Conservatives won power in January 2006, faith-based charities, primarily …Seguir leyendo »

Toronto Star: Freedom of religion and freedom of speech often in tension

Ron Crelinsten | The Toronto Star (Canada) Recent events in Canada, both legal and political, have underscored how complex our democratic ideals of free speech and free expression can be …Seguir leyendo »

Calgary Herald: Wallace and Wiseman: Office of Religious Freedom will assist businesses

JIM WALLACE AND RICHELLE WISEMAN | Calgary Herald (Canada) Amid the flurry of reporting and opining following Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s recent announcement of the new Office of Religious Freedom, …Seguir leyendo »

In Focus: Identity Politics—Reasonable Accommodation and Québec Elections

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