Quinton Amundson

Encrypted messaging services, social media companies, VPN providers, civil liberty organizations, everyday Canadians, even the U.S. judiciary and foreign affairs committees, have increasingly sounded the alarm about Bill C-22, “an act respecting lawful access.”

The Canadian Catholic community finally had its voice heard May 28 during the fourth and final Standing Senate Committee on Human Rights meeting on Bill C-9, the Combatting Hate Act.

Matthew Harvey Sanders has long presaged the choice civilization must make between the golden path of artificial intelligence development leading to human flourishing and a dark road defined by existential dread and transhumanism.

Three soulful features immediately become evident when strolling through the picturesque streets of Caen on a Sunday afternoon.

There still appears to be space for large outdoor collective worship demonstrations in Quebec despite the passage of Bill 9 by the Quebec provincial government back on April 2.

Catholic entities have not had a seat at the table for any of the first three Standing Senate Committee on Human Rights meetings devoted to studying Bill C-9, the Combatting Hate Act.

Pope Leo XIV commemorated the World Day of Prayer for the Church in China on May 24 with a call to entrust Chinese Catholics to Mary’s care.

God’s first instruction to mankind in Genesis 1:28 is beautiful in its simplicity: “Be fruitful and multiply.”

Canadian missionary-surgeon Stephen Foster’s devotion to Angola now stretches beyond 45 years — a significant milestone without a doubt.

Born with cerebral palsy (CP), Dr. Heidi Janz’s movement and speech have been severely limited every day of her life. She spent much time growing up in a hospital and requires a motorized wheelchair to move. Her CP impedes her ability to form words.