For several years, the Canadian National Exhibition has kindly allowed The Salvation Army to set up their emergency services vehicle to serve as a refreshment centre. From August 21-September 7, 2009 visitors are invited to stop by for rest, refreshments … Read more
Eleven-year-old Kristina Ayoub may not be royalty, but she’s a dynamic force for good at a Salvation Army church in east-end Montreal.
Commissioner (Dr.) Paul du Plessis explains that while leprosy is curable, the poorest of the world remain vulnerable to the disease.
Social media’s great strength is building connections and sharing information. For business it has benefits to the success of your company. But, should employers interact with employees on social networks like Twitter and Facebook? The drawbacks are that you might … Read more
REGINA — Should an emergency situation arise or natural disaster occur, then Saskatchewan has a new streamlined plan in place to handle it. Donna Harpauer, minister of Social Services, announced on Monday that the province has entered into formal agreements … Read more
Toronto – Early Friday, August 21, 2009 The Salvation Army Emergency and Disaster Services teams arrived in the community of Woodbridge to provide support to first responders, emergency personnel and victims of the devastating tornado which touched down in the … Read more
For over 50 years children have been coming to Pine Lake Camp in the Alberta & Northern Territories Division where they have learnt about the extreme makeover God can do in their lives. This year the camp facilities also received … Read more
Saskatoon – After-hours services at the Saskatoon Salvation Army are getting a shot in the arm. The province is boosting their funding by 82-thousand dollars. Social Services Minister Donna Harpauer says the money will the facility keep up with a … Read more
It’s nearly school time and, as many families struggle to make ends meet, Salvation Army centres across Canada are working with communities to provide school breakfast programs, after-school activities and back-to-school supplies.
Dave Darbey was doing his regular volunteer stint at The Salvation Army, where he taught guitar, when he noticed the “ugly, old yard” out back.