Kingston is a reasonably small city of 130,000 with both a Canadian Armed Forces base and the Royal Military College. After election to city council in 2018, Robert Kiley began receiving negative feedback stemming from his choice to wear a white poppy on Remembrance Day. In this Kingstonist article, Kiley reflects on his family history, the horrors […]
You are invited to join the Ottawa Quaker community in a CFSC style Memorial and Celebration of Life for Murray McCheyne Thomson (19 December 1922 Honan, China – 2 May 2019 Ottawa, Canada) Wednesday 23 October 2019 1:30 pmFirst Unitarian Church 30 Cleary Avenue, Ottawa Please RSVP to Sheila at mothomcelebrationoflife23oct@gmail.com if you plan to […]
This article is a mirror of the original published in the Cape Breton Spectator on September 5th, 2018 BY SEAN HOWARD “No policies in human history have more deserved to be recognized as immoral. Or insane. … Whether Americans, Russians, and other humans can rise to the challenge of reversing these policies and eliminating the danger […]
Thank you to all who attended this year’s Hiroshima Day gathering! You can find the complete collection of photos on our Flickr page here.
We love how the final program is shaping up for our Imagining Peace national gathering in November. We can’t wait to join you at Kingston City Hall November 10th and 11th. For a preview of what to expect, take a look at our speaker bios below: Keynote: Paul Rogers Professor Emeritus of Peace Studies at Bradford […]