Ottawa Salvation Army helps newcomers and racialized young people address their needs around mental health and wellness.

Dr. James Read reflects on his tenure at the Ethics Centre, critical issues facing the church and what has brought him joy on the journey.

Thanks to a unique program, The Salvation Army in Ottawa shared the joy of Christmas by providing artificial Christmas trees to local families.

Salvationists and friends gather for annual festive celebration.

As food insecurity rates climb, Salvation Army continues to meet the needs of Canadians during this challenging time.

"Hope marches on" as Salvation Army emergency disaster services provide meals, comfort and support to those affected by tornadoes.

Two brothers from Chatham, Ont., donated more than $5,000 worth of toys to The Salvation Army through their community bottle drive last December, bringing joy to children in need at Christmas. “We like to give back to the community and want to make children’s dreams come true,” says Brett Gore, one of the brothers.

Major Daniel Roode reflects on the value of pilgrimage after a prayer walk in Pictou County, N.S.

Funds from the Santa Shuffle provide life-saving assistance to vulnerable Canadians.

Imagining these scenes unfold, I wonder, “What about this account stirs my soul?”