Quinton Amundson

Calgary Bishop William McGrattan said the Church cannot ignore the profound implications of the rapidly advancing technological revolution that is artificial intelligence.

A Grow Hope program in Saskatchewan seemed like a natural idea after observing the early, budding success of the initiative in neighbouring Manitoba in 2015, which was started by the Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) Manitoba in partnership with the Canadian Foodgrains Bank and Artel Farms.

After 21 years of leadership, Canadian Catholic Bioethics Institute (CCBI) executive director Dr. Moira McQueen has decided to step down.

Each day in her role as executive director of Canadian Physicians for Life (CPL), Nicole Scheidl is energized and inspired by “seeing the impact of the education we’re doing” and “talking to physicians in the trenches actually making a difference.”

Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) president Pierre Goudreault lauds Pope Leo XIV’s maiden apostolic exhortation Dilexi Te (“I have loved you”) as a “great contribution to the theology of revelation of God” and “the social teaching of the Church.”

Non-profits raising awareness about human trafficking have pressed Canadian politicians for over a year to implement a renewed national strategy as the previous countrywide plan expired at the end of 2024.

St. Mary’s University and the Diocese of Calgary are joining forces to advance the conversation about Catholic ethical and moral leadership on artificial intelligence with an Oct. 17 and 18 symposium titled “AI Is Transforming Society: Are Catholics Ready?”

Canada’s total fertility rate (TFR) has sunk to an all-time low for a third year in a row.

There is a neat story behind how Alphonsus Carr was bestowed his given name over 80 years ago.

A piece of legislation drawing concern from various civil liberty groups and online rights organizations over the potential threats it poses to individual Canadians’ telephone and Internet access passed second reading in the House of Commons on Oct. 3.