This report delves into the implications and effects of the Safe Third Country Agreement for Canada, the legal challenges to the STCA, and the overall US-Canada diplomatic relations which deter Canada from rescinding the STCA.
[…] for a young male Bible Belter from Tennessee. Shane Claiborne’s book is a personal, honest and compelling account of a journey from church youth group (“cute girls, free junk food, and cheap snowboarding trips”) to one of America’s premiere mega-churches to one of his country’s poorest neighbourhoods, where he now lives. Though the book […]
[…] Catalyst Spring 2015
In “2015: A Big Year for the Climate,” Joe Gunn mentions that 300,000 people marched through the city of New York.
Judging from the tone of the article, the 300,000 who attended, probably most if not all, used a horse and buggy to travel to New York?
CPJ and the CRC for Public Dialogue called on the IRCC minister to address several lingering concerns that would help refugees to fully integrate into Canadian society for the good of all.
Fair Vote Canada and Citizens for Public Justice are teaming up to offer a workshop hosted by Operation Black Vote Canada, a multi-partisan organization that seeks to increase the representation of Black people at levels in Canada.
[…] prepare us for the deep social and economic changes that we urgently need to make.” Now back to St. Peter’s. Discussion revealed that a number of church practices had set the congregation well on its way to qualifying for the ELCIC’s “Greening Congregation Accreditation Program.” Established in 2007, this program “is intended to encourage […]
Citizens for Public Justice stands in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en First Nation hereditary chiefs and land defenders, who are being removed from their sovereign territory by the RCMP and the settler government of Canada.
[…] in a recent report by Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, thousands of individuals experience human rights abuses in immigration detention centers and provincial correctional facilities, where practices akin to solitary confinement are enforced, and no processing time limits exist. On the topic of irregular migration, the mandate letter talks about continued work with […]
A virtual conference exploring how we are called to seek justice together through intersectional, interpersonal, and interconnected approaches.
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Ottawa, ON: February 3, 2015 – It’s time for a plan to end poverty in Canada. In a country as wealthy as ours, 4.8 million people struggle to make ends meet: to pay […]
