Quinton Amundson

With the second reading debate for Bill C-218 expected before the Christmas recess — MPs last scheduled sitting day is Friday, Dec. 12 — advocates against expanding the Canadian assisted suicide regime are urging the successful passage of this legislation tabled by Conservative Tamara Jansen in June.

A grassroots fundraising campaign launched Sept. 30 by Life Care Network is aiming to give a 50-year-old man with a rare neurological disease the care he says he is being denied.

It took 38 years for Toronto food banks to experience over one million client visits in a single year.

The Vatican is poised to return a collection of a “few dozen” cultural treasures from its Anima Mundi ethnological museum to Indigenous communities across Canada before the end of the Jubilee year.

A Canadian Centre for Catholic Pastoral Leadership (CCCPL) is coming to the University of St. Michael’s College (USMC) in 2026, thanks to a $1.4 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc.’s Pathways for Tomorrow initiative.

Tinseltown’s Devil often splits into two archetypes: the cartoonish, red-skinned, horned figure delivering campy one-liners, as in The Simpsons or South Park, or the suave, histrionic charmer with a mischievous smile and guttural cackle, like Al Pacino in The Devil’s Advocate or Jack Nicholson in The Witches of Eastwick

Mary Magdalene’s discipleship legacy and the transformative impacts of spiritual curiosity are personal for Fr. Tim Uniac, CR.

Dylan McGuinty Jr. has a vision of a coalition that could strike “a grand bargain” to pave the way for more traditional palliative care options in a Canada increasingly embracing euthanasia.

Liberal MP Karina Gould, the chair of the House of Commons’ Standing Committee on Finance, is signalling the charitable status of faith-driven non-profits will not be revoked in the budget her party’s government is set to unveil on Nov. 4.

“The danger isn’t that AI will suddenly wake up, it’s that we’ll forget that it hasn’t.”