Salvation Army hospitals and clinics across the subcontinent are treating patients and administering vaccines.

Despite the trouble we are facing, we hold fast to the promise that God is with us—even in our darkest hour, write Commissioners Floyd and Tracey Tidd.

International Headquarters has approved the following appointments effective July 2, 2021: Major Melisa Tardif Marcoux, currently serving as Area Commander, Quebec Division, to be Divisional Commander, Quebec Division Major Keith Pike, currently serving as Divisional Commander, Quebec Division, to be Divisional Commander, Maritime Division

Learning Pathways course offers opportunity for Salvationists and friends to deepen understanding of community engagement.

In partnership with the Government of Nova Scotia, the Army has established a new program to help low-income Nova Scotians catch up on bills.

On April 7, The Salvation Army’s territorial magazines, website and digital media won 14 awards from the Canadian Christian Communicators Association (formerly Canadian Church Press) in a virtual ceremony.

We will continue to monitor the implementation of this legislation and work with governments and our caregivers to navigate any impact this legislation may have and to find ways support the delivery of holistic services to people experiencing severe illness and disease, including palliative care at the end of life.

Lt-Colonel (Dr.) Susan van Duinen appointed as president and vice-chancellor of Booth University College as of June 14.

Salvation Army corps ministry in the Halifax Regional Municipality to be restructured as five corps close and two new corps open.

General Brian Peddle has announced that Bulgaria has become the 132nd country in which The Salvation Army is officially at work. The country became part of the Eastern Europe Territory, under territorial leaders Colonels Cheralynne and Kelvin Pethybridge, on March 9, 2021.