On his way
Leigh Anne Williams
August 24, 2025
Archbishop Shane Parker graciously took time a few weeks after his installation as Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada to reflect on his time
Archbishop Shane Parker graciously took time a few weeks after his installation as Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada to reflect on his time
Archbishop Shane Parker was installed as the 15th Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada at the closing Eucharist service of the 44th session of
Anglican Community Ministries in downtown Ottawa are witnessing the consequences of a provincial government decision to close the Consumption and Treatment Service (CTS) in the
Rising costs and increasing numbers of people in need of their services made 2024 a very challenging year for Belong Ottawa and Centre 105. Both
In August, people around the world will solemnly remember the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan 80 years ago on August 6 and 9,
“It was all going to be fabulous,” Andrew McAnerney, associate director of music at Christ Church Cathedral, said wistfully of a now cancelled plan to
Editor’s note: This story has been revised to include changes to events on June 14. A Saturday afternoon event marking the 10th anniversary of the
St. Thomas the Apostle also hosted a Black History Month panel discussion on Feb. 15. With Dr. Joy Mighty moderating, the chosen theme was Black
St. Thomas the Apostle, Ottawa hosted an African drumming and dance workshop on Feb. 15. The workshop was led by Carleton music professor Kathy Armstrong