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Families believe 'miracle' saved 33 Chilean miners

SANTIAGO, Chile - Diana Olivares' husband, Daniel Sanderson, had one foot out the door before a gentle nudge from his wi...

Tamil refugee boy adjusting to life in Canada

BRAMPTON, ONT. - Eight months after teenaged Tamil refugee Piratheeprajh Vijayarajarajan arrived in Canada he’s taken ...

Pro-lifer Linda Gibbons takes protest fight to highest court

TORONTO - Jailed pro-life protester Linda Gibbons is seeking to have a 16-year-old “temporary” court injunction over...

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Catholic apps connect youth to their faith

Youth get creative to finance WYD trip

Catholic Family Services seeing an increase in hardship

Toronto marathon to aid Hope for Children

Nigerian bishop offers his priests to universal Church

Historic Ontario rural church reopens

Holy books to be allowed at citizenship ceremonies

Foster kids shut out from education grants

Belgian cardinal admits to naiveness, not cover up

Toronto school board seat to remain vacant for now

Cross-border dioceses unite in honouring Mother Teresa

Ontario rolling the dice with online gambling

Building youth leaders

Ride raises awareness of child soldiers

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Foster kids shut out from education grants

TORONTO - Aisha Aberdeen wasn’t born on third base, and she doesn’t imagine she hit a triple. But as the school year starts, the former foster child is ready to trot home.

Aberdeen has done what almost no kid who has been through foster care ever does. She’s graduated from the Univers...

Ontario rolling the dice with online gambling

Ontario Finance Minister Dwight Duncan is about to unleash a new dimension in a spiritual crisis that already grips nearly 80,000 problem gamblers in Ontario, addiction counsellors say.

Duncan announced in August that the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation will be “extending its brand...

International development minister contradicts Canada's abortion policy

The Conservative minister in charge of Canada’s international development assistance seems to be singing from a different hymn book than her Conservative colleagues on funding abortions in poor countries.The tune is leading some pro-lifers to call for Prime Minister Stephen Harper to dismiss International Co-operation Minister Bev Oda from the federal cabinet.

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Families believe 'miracle' saved 33 Chilean miners

Belgian cardinal admits to naiveness, not cover up

Pakistan flood aid picks up

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Foster kids shut out from education grants

Ontario rolling the dice with online gambling

Mother Teresa: A life of selfless devotion and holiness

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Into the lions’ den

Show compassion towards refugees

Deal us out of internet gambling