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We believe in upholding the importance and centrality of religious freedom in our common life.

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An Institutional History of Religious Freedom in Canada

REPORT April 3rd

This paper aims to provide a historical context for why freedom of religion and conscience is foundational to Canadian democracy, diversity, pluralism, and to our common life as human beings living in this place, this Canada.

Cardus Gives Canadian Millennials a Forum For Public Faith

REPORT February 21st

Cardus' Faith in the Future initiative is building a network of young faith leaders in Canada, to support the development of living a public faith, Banner reports.

“Faith in the Future impacts me in recognizing that as people who live out different faiths, we can still support one another to be authentically and passionately who we are," notes Chantal Huinink, Faith in the Future delegate and endorsed chaplain with the Christian Reformed Chaplaincy Care Ministry.

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