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10th anniversary: Fort McMurray fires
When Fort McMurray was ravaged by a wildfire that became one of the largest and most costly natural disasters in Canadian history in 2016, The Salvation Army’s Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) team had boots on the ground, ready and willing to assist first responders and evacuees. Over 88,000 people were displaced, 2,500 homes and buildings…
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Giving Time, Creating Hope: Three Volunteers Share Why They Show Up
Every year, National Volunteer Week offers an opportunity to highlight the members in our community who dedicate their time and energy to help those less fortunate. The Salvation Army’s volunteer hours continue to rise, while overall volunteer hours decrease in Canada. For the last few years, unprecedented challenges such as inflation and labour shortages have…
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Salvationist Podcast: After the Fire in Prince Albert
On this past Christmas Day, a fire broke out at The Salvation Army in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, completely destroying the building. It was a devastating blow for Salvation Army ministry in the community. But with the support of the town and its people, the Army is still giving hope amid the ashes, ensuring the mission…
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The Salvation Army’s 2025 Kettle Campaign
The Salvation Army’s 2025 Christmas Kettle campaign raised an impressive $3,865,049.66 across the Prairies and Northern Territories division this holiday season. Thanks to our dedicated volunteers and generous donors, nearly half of the Salvation Army Ministry Units surpassed their fundraising goals. In Calgary, Edmonton, and Winnipeg, donors raised a combined $1 million at the kettles,…
