By Brian Dryden, Canadian Catholic News [Ottawa – CCN] –  The federal government’s proposed changes to what they call “medical assistance in dying”  or “MAiD” is eliminating the requirement that a person’s death must be reasonably…

By Deacon Eric Gurash, Archdiocese of Regina Communications [Archdiocese of Regina News] – While it may have been a chilly February day outside, the chapel of Trinity Manor at Westera in Regina was filled with the…

By Kyle Greenham, Grandin Media [Edmonton – Canadian Catholic News] – Angie Frizzell’s chance trip to an Edmonton antique mall has uncovered a treasure trove of priceless Catholic artifacts that were mistakenly sold to a dealer…

By Courtney Mares, Catholic News Agency [Paris, France – CNA] – L’Arche International published the results Feb. 22 of an independent investigation detailing sexual misconduct by its founder Jean Vanier with six women without disabilities…

By Paul Sinkewicz, St. Thomas More College, Saskatoon St. Thomas More (STM) College hosted a special event on Monday, Feb. 3 to mark Indigenous Achievement Week at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon. Gotta Story!…

By Michael Swan, The Catholic Register [Toronto – Canadian Catholic News] – In his apostolic exhortation “Beloved Amazon” Pope Francis is talking about much more than just the Amazon. “What really struck me in several places…

By Mickey Conlon, The Catholic Register [Toronto – Canadian Catholic News] – Canadian psychotherapists expect to soon find themselves in the same position as physicians when it comes to so-called medical assistance in dying (MAiD)…

By Brian Dryden, Canadian Catholic News [Ottawa – CCN] – The federal government wants four more months to change Canada’s assisted suicide rules to comply with a Quebec court decision that came down in September that…