Food insecurity is on the rise across the Canada and Bermuda Territory, and The Salvation Army is well-positioned to assist through its food banks—but the ministry goes far beyond just sharing food. With 220 community services locations in the territory, food banks are one of the first ways that the Army connects with individuals and families in

What vstarted out as an attempt to mend a pair of boots has turned into a labour of love that has benefited thousands.

I really enjoy the summer. Not just the weather (which is a welcome reprieve when one lives in Canada) but also the pace. I get to know my neighbours as we pause and chat while out on walks. I enjoy picnics in the park. One of my favourite activities is sitting around a bonfire, simply enjoying being in the company of others. I find

Long before she was old enough to attend, Amelia Tremblay knew she would spend her summers at Beaver Creek Camp in Saskatchewan. “As soon as I turned seven, I said, ‘I’m going to camp.’ Every single year since then, I’ve been a camper or part of the staff.”

“We believe that the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments were given by inspiration of God, and that they only constitute the Divine rule of Christian faith and practice.”

On the final day of the Jesus Our Compass tour, managing editor Kristin Ostensen sat down with General Lyndon Buckingham and Commissioner Bronwyn Buckingham, international leaders of The Salvation Army, to talk about the tour, God’s faithfulness in their lives and their final message for Salvationists in Canada and Bermuda. Listen to the full

Mike Olver's walk with ALS stengthened his faith and the faith of those around him.

The Others Award recognizes those who lead by example, who display a selfless and sustained dedication to serving others and who have made a notable and enduring contribution to the mission and work of The Salvation Army.

In his new autobiography, former General André Cox reveals himself to be a passionate family man who has dedicated his life to The Salvation Army.

After living with a family member for several years, he faced unfair treatment. Internal conflicts grew until one day Mike reached his limit, and a life-changing altercation left him without a place to stay. Eventually, Mike connected with The Salvation Army’s Journey to Life Centre in Thunder Bay, Ont., where he began his path to stability. “I feel a lot better now. I feel like I’ve improved here. I feel safe here at The Salvation Army,” he shares.