News and Stories
For more than 30 years, Josie Myles has been a familiar face on Wiarton’s main street. As the owner of Josie’s Fashions, josiesonline.ca and Symon Says, a local Canadian-made gift…
Once a successful lawyer who lost everything, Hussein Hasham finds stability, dignity and a path forward at Gateway Linens. Inside Gateway Linens, a social enterprise operated by The Salvation Army, the…
A New Chapter Begins: Garret’s Story of Hope
17th March 2026
Through housing, care and community, The Salvation Army is helping Garret rebuild his life. Not long ago, Garret Tremblay couldn’t imagine a future without addiction. Today, he’s building stability and…
Evolving from Transactional to Transformational – The 1% Vision
3rd February 2026
TORONTO — What if just one percent could change everything? Across Ontario, The Salvation Army is seeing renewed momentum—not by adding more programs, but by rethinking what church growth really…
New data shows 86% of Ontarians link tariffs to rising prices, with two-thirds feeling direct household impact TORONTO, Ont., Nov. 4, 2025 – A new regional analysis from The Salvation…
Men’s Camp Promotes Brotherhood and Camaraderie
5th November 2025
Every fall, men from across Ontario gather for a weekend to enjoy the outdoors, build fellowship and engage in worship. This year, The Salvation Army Ascent Men’s Camp was held…
The Salvation Army’s North Bay location has grown into a welcoming community hub and for Major Stephanie Watkinson the transformation is clear. “We used to only be a food bank….
Fleeing Iran for the freedom of a new country felt like a breath of fresh air for Abdul. He arrived in Canada as a landed refugee 30 years ago and…
A Place of Peace at The Salvation Army London Village
3rd June 2025
For more than 50 years, Sylvia gave her time to help others. A former teacher and lifelong volunteer, she devoted herself to her children and grandchildren, her community, and causes…
