A cashless or more pronounced version of a cash-lite society would have unintended consequences for people already experiencing financial and social vulnerability and would risk further marginalization and exclusion, writes The Salvation Army in a letter to the Government of Canada.

We would like to thank the Finance Committee for the opportunity to contribute to the discussion regarding the impact of COVID-19 on stakeholders in the area of housing and homelessness.

Escaping from violence in their home country, Blessing and her husband found hope through The Salvation Army.

Learn how your ministry unit can benefit from Canada Summer Jobs funding.

In the Canadian agriculture industry, temporary foreign workers have become the number 1 labour resource.

Territorial commander encourages Salvationists to share views with government.

New election resource aims to help Canadian Christians think through election priorities.

A Salvationist response to the "liberalizing" of rules around alcohol consumption.

The "opt-out" system for organ donation raises ethical questions.

Homeless people don't live in shelters; people live in homeless shelters.