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Bill C-9, the Combatting Hate Act, advanced to the Senate tonight. The House of Commons adopted it with a 186-137 vote at third reading.

Dominic Montpetit fondly recollects running the 42-kilometre marathon at the Great Canadian Death Race near Grand Cache, Alta., alongside his brothers and Bishop Mark Hagemoen of Saskatoon in 2022.

On the eve of Palm Sunday, youth from across the Archdiocese of Montreal will turn the city into a living Jerusalem in a five-kilometre procession of song and prayer from St. Joseph’s Oratory to Mary Queen of the World Cathedral to remind us that Holy Week begins with triumphant joy.

On a cold, crisp Ottawa morning, a crowd of approximately 2,000 packed Rogers Centre in the shadow of Parliament Hill today to celebrate Canada’s Christian heritage and to pray together for unity in a divided world.

The 11 months since the 2025 federal election have seen the Liberals introduce several bills with significant digital policy implications: Bill C-2, Bill C-8 and, most recently, Bill C-22, tabled on March 12.

March has gifted Canadian culture of life advocates with hope in the form of the Archdiocese of Toronto’s Help Not Harm campaign and the Alberta government’s sweeping euthanasia reform bill.

After 120 years as Nova Scotia’s only Catholic hospital, St. Martha’s Regional Hospital in Antigonish will no longer carry its distinctive faith-based identity post-Sept. 30.

In a first for Canada, Puratos is bringing professional-level baking education to high school students with the opening of a dedicated bakery school at Mississauga, Ont.'s Father Michael Goetz Secondary School.

The Sisters Poor of Jesus Christ have officially opened the order's new mission house in Toronto on Feb. 1. The new mission marks the second Canadian house of the community, a Catholic institute initially founded in 2001 in Brazil.

St. Joseph’s College in Edmonton hosted a philosophy roundtable in honour of St. Thomas Aquinas' 800th year of birth.