Written by James Kornelsen, Public Engagement Coordinator, Canadian Foodgrains Bank Are you concerned about what Canada is doing—or not doing—about climate change? You’re not alone. Are you unsure of what
Written by the Very Rev. Ken Gray, Dean and Rector of St. Paul’s Anglican Cathedral, Kamloops In the present maelstrom of difficult and frustrating news, both locally, nationally and globally,
A coalition of 35 Canadian churches and faith-based organizations have come together for an unprecedented, months-long campaign of personal environmental action coupled with federal climate advocacy. For the Love of Creation’s faith-in-action campaign will run until October 2021
Unceded Algonquin Territory (Ottawa, ON) – Canadian churches and faith-based organizations under For the Love of Creation have launched two programs to increase dialogue on climate change as part of its faith-based campaign to help Canada transition to net zero by 2050.
For the Love of Creation is hosting a Fall Forum every Monday evening this November on Zoom. Join us to learn more about our collective work for climate justice, engage with guest speakers, and take action for climate justice together online. Simultaneous translation will be available, except on November 16.
Canadian churches and faith-based organizations have a long history of work in ecological conservation, environmental activism, and advocacy for climate justice. To mark the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, we are coming together on a journey of reflection, dialogue, discernment, advocacy, and action on the issue of climate change. You are invited to journey with us.