Every month a group gathers at Holy Trinity Church to hold a vigil for those who have died homeless in Toronto.

In neighboring Canada, a dedicated network of Catholic peacemakers has been hard at work building a movement for nonviolence.

Prime Minister Trudeau wants the Vatican to address the legacy of Catholic-run residential schools where indigenous children suffered abuse.

Because of their sponsorship of “Indian schools,” Christians have a unique role to play in healing the wounds of the past.

Some Canadian millennials are joining a political party solely to keep it from nominating another Trump.

The problem of “fake news” is dizzying for journalists and media consumers alike.

As McLuhan observed half a century ago, the medium of the news itself lends to stirring up public reactions. The Daughters of St. Paul, on the other hand, encourage us to be aware of how the medium is shaping us.

Canada's diverging efforts—moving environmentally unfriendly bitumen south while seeking to contain carbon use up north—highlight the nation’s conflicted approach to energy and ecology.

While Canadian Muslim communities grieve and regroup, the violence has other Canadians rethinking how Muslims are treated and perceived in Canada.

Police are now describing the shooting as a “lone wolf” event and report that they are not seeking other suspects.