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Just prior to the G8/G20 Summits in Canada, another significant event took place, the World Religions Summit 2010 which was held in Winnipeg June 20-23.  Religious leaders from over seventy countries convened to craft and agree upon a statement to the political leaders at the G8/G20 Summits. To find out more about that Summit, and the final statement from the Summit which was delivered to the political leaders, visit:  www.faithchallengeG8.com

 


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Faith groups still enrich collective life
January 07, 2006
The fact that religious fanatics grab bigger headlines than members of the World Council of Churches does not diminish the importance of the latter's work, writes Stephen Scharper, who teaches world religions and ecology at the University of Toronto.

B.C. man asks leaders to speak up for Sikhs
January 03, 2006
THE ELECTION: The Undecided

Alexy II Calls Euthanasia Satanic
December 18, 2004
Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Alexy II condemned euthanasia as a form of conscious suicide, calling it satanic.

AWOL soldier seeks Canadian help
December 07, 2004
Jeremy Hinzman, a 26-year-old U.S. Army deserter who is seeking refugee status in Canada, cites that his growing awareness that killing is wrong was partly born from an interest in Buddhism and attendance at Quaker religious meetings. He applied for conscientious objector status in 2002 but was d...


Polygamy Again a Hot-button Issue
July 23, 2004
BC's Attorney General Promises Investigation of Bountiful

On 60th Birthday of World Bank Some Warn of its Moral Slide
July 22, 2004
Halifax Initiative claims bank not delivering on poverty alleviation

God in the Marketplace 7
July 02, 2004
Can TV, the movies and music -- popular, commercial entertainment (as opposed to often more challenging high art) -- give the spiritually hungry masses a sense of purpose? I think there may be ways to find light amid its darkness.


1998 Media Scan
June 17, 2004
During the first week of June 1998, 270 journalists and representatives from various faith communities converged on the Journalism school of Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario. The first ever Faith and the Media conference sought to bring together these two 'groups' to discuss how together th...



 
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