Take Action 2019: Learn more and take action on Conscience Rights in your province.
Religious freedom is critical to our quest to know and worship God. Living out our religious beliefs includes gathering together to worship God, teach, do good works, and share our faith. Religious freedom is the ability to hold religious beliefs and live them out, personally and in community, privately and publicly.
Canada is a nation in which people of different faiths live side by side. Canadian law and society recognize the significance of religious belief and practice. Freedom of conscience and religion are the first fundamental freedoms listed in Canada’s
Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
On May 15 the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld forced referral policies on medical...
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OTTAWA, ON – In a complex split ruling released June 15, a majority of the...
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Today is the first ever International Day Commemorating the Victims of Violence Based...
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Lawyer Derek Ross explains the Ontario appeal court decision about doctors wanting to...
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Bill 21 was passed June 16, 2019. It prohibits government employees in a position of...
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We are pleased and encouraged that the values test has been dropped from the Canada...
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Together with Jewish leaders, the EFC asks to reschedule the next fixed election date...
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In February 2019 several groups called for a government study on combatting online hate...
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Religious freedom is critical to our quest to know and worship God. Living out our religious beliefs includes gathering together to worship God, teach, do good works, and share our faith.
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Religious freedom is critical to our quest to know and worship God. Living out our religious beliefs includes gathering together to worship God, teach, do good works, and share our faith.
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Bruce Clemenger, President of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, responds to the...
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EFC President Bruce Clemenger comments on a Supreme Court decision about whether courts...
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How can the Canadian government reduce the promotion of hatred online? The EFC made a submission May 10 to a House of Commons committee.
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The EFC objects to Quebec’s Bill 21, which prohibits government employees such as teachers from wearing religious symbols at work.
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Six-page background paper, revised in August 2001, examines the issue of civil disobedience from a Christian perspective.
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An EFC Discussion Paper on Understanding the Rights and Responsibilities of Parents,
Children, Education Institutions and Government
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