B.C. court approves $30M Catholic school settlement, but ‘opt-outs’ could undo it
VANCOUVER (CCN) — A $30-million settlement over alleged historical abuse at two Vancouver-area Catholic schools has…
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‘Good shepherds’ are called to seek lost sheep, US archbishops receiving pallium say
ROME (CNS) — Pope Leo XIV’s call for unity in diversity extends beyond greater communion within…
Catholic media awards highlight MAiD reporting among Canadian honours
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (CCN) — Canadian Catholic media brought home more than 25 honors from the…
Catholic journalists look to trust, collaboration and Pope Leo in age of AI and polarization
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (CCN) — This year’s Catholic Media Conference was titled “Innovation Anchored in Mission,”…
Corporate responsibility watchdog shut down
OTTAWA (CCN) — The federal government has eliminated the human rights watchdog overseeing corporate responsibility. Established…
Graphic image ruling could open free speech doors, lawyer believes
The constitutional lawyer who proved in the Ontario Superior Court that the Parliamentary Protective Service (PPS)…
Committee says no to MAiD for mental illness
Canadian culture-of-life advocates now await a response from Justice Minister Sean Fraser and Prime Minister Mark…
Ten years of MAiD in Canada show expansion, worrying trends, say experts
VANCOUVER (CCN) — The 1970s are infamously known as the “Me Decade,” a term coined by…
Inclusion Canada mobilizes against MAiD expansion
Inclusion Canada is mobilizing over 90 disability and mental health bodies across all provinces and territories…
Globe and Mail editorial admits Kamloops coverage lacked proof
VANCOUVER (CCN) — The Globe and Mail has admitted to a “failure of journalism” in 2021…
Rev. Ken Thorson named bishop of Prince Albert
SASKATOON (CCN) — It was announced by the Vatican on May 28, 2026, that Pope Leo…