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"It is incumbent on those of us who make it our business to think through such things to imagine how the 'Big Society' agenda could provide opportunity and hope within a cultural arc where both seem to be in short supply."
—Ray Pennings




A transcription of proceedings from the Manning Centre Special Briefing, held June 10, 2011 in Ottawa. The papers served as the basis for initial presentations, followed by responses from panelists and questions from the floor. A joint project of Cardus, the Manning Centre, and the Institute of Marriage and Family Canada.

Latest in Civic Core

January 16, 2012 - Comment (Feature Essay)
Love and Politics: An Introduction?
Something in these two books encouraged me to look at today's political climate and find the pockets still welcome to redemption.
January 12, 2012 - Cardus News
Who will take up the mantle of the church lady?
Cardus research in the Ottawa Citizen: In a policy paper published in 2009, the Cardus Centre — a think tank “dedicated to the renewal of North American social architecture” — noted the Canadian civic sector “can no longer be taken for granted.”
November 24, 2011 - Policy in Public (Feature)
Why Religious Freedom Must be a Top Priority
Religious freedom is important not only in its own right but is also central to other human goods: it correlates with civil liberties, political liberties, press freedom, longevity of democracy, low levels of militarization and conflict, more physicians, and lower infant mortality.
November 24, 2011 - Policy in Public (Feature)
Putting the Canadian Office of Religious Freedom in Context
Despite its strong commitment for protection and promotion of human rights, Canada's foreign affairs department has long had a spotty record regarding religious freedom. The campaign promise in the 2011 federal election to create an Office of Religious Freedom may change that, depending on the effectiveness of the office created.