St. Luke’s Table makes new friends
Leigh Anne Williams
June 1, 2022
Dog owners may benefit as much from walking their pets as the dogs — fresh air, exercise, often chatting with other people out walking their
Dog owners may benefit as much from walking their pets as the dogs — fresh air, exercise, often chatting with other people out walking their
The Parish of Huntley in Carp, Ont. raised $12,000 to aid people fleeing the war in Ukraine through the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund
On July 1, the Rev. Canon Baxter Park is retiring (again). The former military chaplain moved to the Diocese of Ottawa following his retirement from
My grandfather, Maurice Sanderson, was born at the Fairford Indian Reserve, in Manitoba. The name is now the Pinaymootang First Nation, but when he was
In 1922, Kathryn Fournier’s grandfather wanted to vote in an election. But as a First Nations man, he had to give up his Indian Status
The online lecture series marking the 125th anniversary of the founding of the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa wrapped up on March 13 with a remarkable
The Inuuqatigiit Centre’s mission includes fostering strong and proud Inuit families, knowledge of their culture and connections within the community. As with any culture, food
Moving to a new city is always a big change, but for Inuit people leaving their homes in the North and moving to Ottawa the
CBC’s The Nature of Things (now in its 61st season!) has an inspiring episode featuring easy and effective ways to Curb Your Carbon. A great