My colleague Clr Nann spoke powerfully @ GIC about an incident of hate directed @ her W3 office & neighbourhood. She reminded us that hate grows when it is ignored, willfully or blindly & called on us to stand up for democracy & against those dehumanize. Thank you Nrinder Nann.

Thanks Catherine McKenna for your service to Canada, Ottawa Centre and your hometown #HamOnt. Your departure from political life is a profound loss for our country. I have particularly admired your courage & dignity in the face of relentless misogyny. Godspeed in the next chapter.

"Mission" isn't just a buzzword when we develop courses for the Niagara School for Missional Leadership - it's what drives us to shape what we do around Jesus' call on the church. There's still space enrol and join us in this calling! Head to the link in our bio to check out the courses!

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“I’ve said it all, and maybe God has heard my voice too much. I wonder if maybe he needs to hear someone else.” - Vivian. Great coverage in Hamilton Spectator today. We need your voices! RT now 🙏

A great story featuring the open cabin event hosted at our Cathedral yesterday, with comments from David J. Anderson and Deirdre Pike. #HamOnt

We are in the end stage of consumerist capitalist civilisation. It is finished.The question is how. Either. Societal collapse through climate and ecological catastrophe. Or through a deep transformation of global systems, culture and structures.

This is Tyler, the son of Roz Bickley. She’s one of our Estates clerks at the law office. If you’re a follower of mine from Winnipeg or the area, or know of people who are, please get the word out.

Today I am proud to announce that I will put my name forward as a candidate for mayor of Hamilton. Hamilton has always been more than my hometown- it’s been my passion, my pride and my inspiration. I love this city.

“Mr. Poilievre’s stand on vaccines is so wrong that it undermines the case for his becoming prime minister.” To that I would add his position on carbon pricing. The majority of Canadians care about humanity. Business climate train has left the station. And you get $ back!

How should the church respond at national, regional and local levels? What options are available to help bring about the much needed systemic change? How vocal should the church be about political and economic forces which encourage climate breakdown?

This is what we Ontarians call an #onpoli hat-trick! Rarely does a gov’t mismanage labour issues with healthcare, education and transit all at once.