At a time when the Army is faced with cries for change, the answers to such cries are found in unchanged practices that have been part of our tradition since its inception.

Salvation Army personnel in Haiti continue to work with community leaders in nine of the worst-hit areas to ensure that the most vulnerable people are supported in the aftermath of this traumatic disaster.

“This gathering is a time to build new relationships based on trust and to learn to walk gently on the journey of reconciliation,” said Commissioner Tracey Tidd.

New books outline the possibilities and opportunities of life as a Salvation Army soldier.

Canada and Bermuda Territory releases strategic plan.

Brave spaces are those that welcome risk-taking, difficulty and controversy, while providing an opportunity for respectful sharing and listening to diverse individuals.

What's in a name? When it's Calvary, it's a reminder of how God's love changed a family forever.

Families will be provided with a tarpaulin, blankets, hygiene kits (including soap, diapers/nappies, sanitary items, toothbrushes and toothpaste, disinfectant and hand sanitizer), drinking water and basic food items such as rice, peas and cooking oil.

The goal of the garden is to provide fresh vegetables for the Army’s community and family services clients, while also giving them the opportunity to engage with their neighbours.

As wildfires sweep across province, Army teams offer practical and emotional support to those affected.