The Salvation Army continues to assist families affected by the wildfires in the Northwest Territories and British Columbia.

It seems a giant leap of faith to think that creation’s stunning complexity is the result of anything less than the work of a master artist.

Let's seek to engage with culture in a way that is discerning and critically thoughtful, without dogma or moral carelessness.

In July, Impact Brass and Solidarity Brass, Ontario Division’s regional youth bands, visited Calgary for the annual stampede. Both bands brought their unique musical gifts, sharing in fellowship and music ministry and representing The Salvation Army’s youth talent. Hosted by Glenmore Temple, band members arrived in Calgary on

As The Salvation Army’s Learning Pathways curriculum gains traction across the territory, corps fellowship groups are embracing the opportunity to engage with their communities in a more meaningful, intentional and transformative way.

As Yellowknife residents evacuate the city, The Salvation Army's emergency disaster services teams in British Columbia and Alberta prepare to receive citizens fleeing the smoke and fire.

Tillsonburg Corps, Ont., hosted a successful fundraiser toward this year’s territorial Partners in Mission campaign. As a result of the initiative and support from the congregation, the corps exceeded its initial fundraising goal of $2,000, raising a total of $3,504 after expenses. The event, held in June, was a Jamaican-themed dinner with

"People took the time to listen to us, pray with us and support us through the toughest times.”

The Salvation Army in Trail, B.C. provides accessible work and accommodations to employees at the thrift store.

Alice Cooper, the man known as “The Godfather of Shock Rock,” is famous for his elaborately staged—and often shocking—onstage theatrics. But the man behind the show—born Vincent Damon Furnier—is first to stress that there is much more to him than people think.