The Salvation Army believes that human dignity is a fundamental right for all people. This year’s annual Christmas campaign is aimed at raising money to support dozens of social service programs

Eighteen-year-old Nabil fled his country because of a well-founded fear of persecution. He witnessed unthinkable horrors that included random arrests, executions and forced evictions.

Remembrance Day recognizes the sacrifices of people in all armed conflicts.

Early retirement has been good to Roger Girouard, the former commander of Maritime Forces Pacific. The Montreal-born Girouard bid farewell to the navy in 2007 after a 34-year career.

One of the amazing features of Canadians is the extent to which people reach beyond families and friends to contribute to others through charitable giving.

The Salvation Army is pleased to announce specific strategies in regards to disbursing funds donated to victims of Hurricane Igor.

On October 16, World Food Day will heighten public awareness of the world food problem. The theme of this year’s observance is United Against Hunger.

Toronto, ON – October 5 2010 – For many Canadians, the recession is not over. A mid-year, national survey of more than 140 Salvation Army food service workers from across the country indicates that demand for food programs

Once a week, a group of residents at The Salvation Army Booth Centre, a housing centre for men in Montreal, gather together for an art therapy workshop.

On September 14, 2010, The Salvation Army in Canada launched its 2009-10 Annual Review; Hope + Dignity. For the second year in a row the content for the review can be found online at www.SalvationArmy.ca/annualreview