In response to the growing wave of digital ministry at church, The Salvation Army has launched a new virtual ministry highlight project. Resulting from a partnership between corps missions and the territorial communications video team, the project is composed of a series of videos that take an inside look at how corps across the territory are

TMS is a vital event that fosters musical, leadership and spiritual development skills for both students and faculty. 

A new chapter in the history of the Canada and Bermuda Territory begins with three significant events in Toronto.

The Salvation Army’s Park Street Citadel in Grand Falls-Windsor, N.L., has transformed their one-hectare grassy property into a thriving public park.

On Sunday, September 3, 2023, General Lyndon Buckingham and Commissioner Bronwyn Buckingham, World President of Women’s Ministries, were officially welcomed at the Salvation Army’s Regent Hall in London, England.

The Salvation Army at Toronto’s Scarborough Citadel recently transformed its foyer into a new community café, opening its doors throughout the week to anyone wishing to access programming, visit the food bank or find connection and support. Recognizing that their building was underutilized throughout the week, Scarborough Citadel

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

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.