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From Amish settlement to the Gates Foundation

More than 500 Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDA) convention-goers were entranced as Joyce

‘Kill the bill’

The federal government’s Bill C-10—part of a wider crime omnibus bill—had already met opposition in Newfoundland, Quebec, Ontario and British Columbia by the time

Women of four faiths share on suffering

I had the opportunity to participate in a symposium hosted by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community women in Surrey,

People of faith must call for climate justice

Especially in the colder areas of Canada, people will sometimes facetiously say they are thankful for climate change when they experience unseasonably warm temperatures.

Metzger’s address on climate justice warmly received

Whether the scientists are right or wrong about climate change is no longer the issue, Willard Metzger, Mennonite Church Canada’s executive d

Ministries set to expand

Mennonite Savings and Credit Union recently gave a half-million dollars towards the new $12 million building project of Mennonite Central Committee (MCC

Foot washing ends climate change protest

As the sounds of hymns overpowered the hum of car engines revving at a red light, a city transit bus had passengers clamouring to open win

Feds fund Foodgrains Bank with $125 million

More assistance for more people in the developing world—that’s what a new five-year $125-million funding agreement from the Canadian International Development Agency (

Can ‘free’ speech be ‘hate’ speech?

Granted permission to present oral arguments by the Supreme Court of Canada in the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission v.

EMU honours Nobel laureate

Leymah Gbowee of Liberia, a recent recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize

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