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The Salvation Army Opens New Shelter for Seniors
Shelter fills a gap in service for those facing homelessness. January 17, 2019Shelter provides much-needed service. -
Salvation Army Calls Government to Support Nuclear Weapons Treaty
Canadian faith leaders issue joint statement on United Nations treaty. January 10, 2019Representatives of the 26 member denominations of The Canadian Council of Churches have submitted a letter to the Government of Canada, urging the government to support the United Nations Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. -
Territory Unveils New Core Values
Four statements to guide decision-making and organizational behaviour. January 10, 2019The four values—hope, service, dignity and stewardship—will supersede the previous values. -
Top 10 Articles of 2018: Part 2
Read our most popular articles of the year (Part 2: #5-1). December 30, 2018These five articles were the most-read articles on Salvationist.ca in 2018. -
Top 10 Articles of 2018: Part 1
Read our most popular articles of the year (Part 1: #10-6). December 29, 2018These five articles were among the 10 most-read articles on Salvationist.ca in 2018. -
Out of Office for a Cause
Campaign encourages people to "be generous, not generic." December 13, 2018Salvation Army wants to use out-of-office emails to help Canadians living in poverty. -
28th annual Santa Shuffle raises funds for The Salvation Army.
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Life After the Monster
Canada and Bermuda Territory deploys EDS team to assist in the wake of hurricane Michael. December 4, 2018In the wake of hurricane Michael, emergency and disaster services team from Canada and Bermuda Territory deploys to Panama City, Fla. -
Christmas with The Salvation Army.
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Event Promotes Global Understanding
Salvation Army officers attend 2018 Parliament of the World’s Religions. November 9, 2018At the 2018 Parliament of the World's Religions, a shared belief in the dignity of all humans and willingness to listen and learn from each other helped create an atmosphere of mutual respect.
