Town leaders in Murdock, Minn., are defending their move to allow an explicitly whites-only church in the community.

B.C.'s provincial health officer said she agrees spiritual services are essential, but the gatherings have also proven to be risky.

Faith and community leaders in the city discussed ways people can creatively stay connected during the holidays despite gathering restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The law, known as Bill 21, forbids the wearing of religious symbols such as turbans, kippas and hijabs for employees of the state deemed to be in positions of authority.

The BC Humanist Association compiled a report looking at whether 162 councils around the province included a prayer at their inaugural council meeting.

Over the weekend, hundreds of cars flocked to Springs Church in Winnipeg for drive-in services.

Father John Walsh, a pillar in Montreal's local Catholic community, has died at the age of 78.

A Quebec judge has apologized five years after she refused to allow a Muslim woman to appear in court wearing a hijab.

After decades of dwindling interest in the priesthood, the priests-in-training are leaving the historic halls of Montreal's Grand Seminaire.

"The results are disappointing for me, but history is not really on our side yet on issues like these."