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Accord marches through synods

http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article30405
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2003 February
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2003 February
Volume
129
Issue
2
Page
1,3
Notes
As of January 30, 2003 18 dioceses had ratified the agreement. Describes the efforts of Archbishop Peers and Archdeacon Boyles to explain the agreement and the materials available. Page 3 has a chart of each diocese's situation.
Subjects
Anglican Church of Canada - Residential schools
Anglican Church of Canada - Dioceses
Anglican Church of Canada - Finance
Settlement Agreement
Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement (IRSSA)
Peers, Michael G. (Michael Geoffrey), 1934-
Boyles, James B. (Jim)
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ACIP, church leaders examine relationship

http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article30860
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2003 October
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2003 October
Volume
129
Issue
8
Page
9
Notes
Bishop Steven Charleston will lead discussions at the Winnipeg meeting, 7-10 October 2003, being held to look at the relationship between the Anglican Council of Indigenous Peoples (ACIP) and the church. The Keewatin diocesan council had hoped for a larger gathering such as a Sacred Circle and asked that the October meeting be cancelled. The meeting will deal with the dispute between ACIP and church leaders following the March 2003 agreement with the federal government about residential schools.
Subjects
Anglican Church of Canada. Anglican Council of Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous peoples - Canada - Anglican Church of Canada
Bomberry, Donna
Charleston, Steven, 1949-
Anglican Church of Canada. Diocese of Keewatin
Ashdown, David (David Norman), 1950-2021
Johnson, Ellie (Eleanor Spence), 1942-2022
Settlement Agreement
Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement (IRSSA)
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ACIP finds energy for indigenous church

http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article30894
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2003 November
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2003 November
Volume
129
Issue
9
Page
1,7
Notes
The October 2003 meeting in Winnipeg between ACIP [Anglican Council of Indigenous Peoples] and non-native church members produced a plan of action that calls for the establishment of an eight-member commission to consider how native Anglicans can achieve "self-sufficiency" and "indigenous governance" and an indigenous bishop.
Subjects
Anglican Church of Canada. Anglican Council of Indigenous Peoples
Anglican Church of Canada. Indigenous Covenant Implementation Commission
Indigenous peoples - Canada - Residential schools - Anglican Church of Canada
Russell, Todd (Todd Norman Dwayne), 1966-
Johnson, Ellie (Eleanor Spence), 1942-2022
Bomberry, Donna
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ADR [Alternative dispute resolution] hearings, claims 'speeding up'

http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article32997
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2005 October
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2005 October
Volume
131
Issue
8
Page
1-2
Notes
A discussion about full release versus partial release from further liability as a condition of settlement coverage continues.
At the Anglican national office, federal funding means that a researcher has been hired to create a database of employment records for the residential schools.
Subjects
Indigenous peoples - Canada - Residential schools - Anglican Church of Canada
Indigenous peoples - Canada - Residential schools - Anglican Church of Canada - Employees
Alternative dispute resolution - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada
Johnson, Ellie (Eleanor Spence), 1942-2022
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After General Synod?

http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article28153
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2001 January
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2001 January
Volume
127
Issue
1
Page
1-2
Notes
Anticipating possible change in the structure of the national church, the four ecclesiastical provinces, have agreed to continue the canons, or laws, of the church in case of the insolvency of General Synod.
Subjects
Anglican Church of Canada - Government
Anglican Church of Canada - Finance
Anglican Church of Canada - Ecclesiastical Provinces
Anglican Church of Canada - Residential schools
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Agreement with Ottawa drafted

http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article29830
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2002 October

Agreement with Ottawa still in the works

http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article30021
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2002 November
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2002 November
Volume
128
Issue
9
Page
10
Subjects
Anglican Church of Canada - Residential schools
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'A journey of great promise': Tour drums up awareness of commission

http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article39534
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2008 April
Author
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2008 April
Volume
134
Issue
4
Page
1, 6
Notes
"In a soaring glass hall at the Museum of Anthropology, under the watchful eyes of a dozen huge totem poles, church, native and government leaders on March 5 [2008] pledged that the upcoming Truth and Reconciliation Commission will lead to healing as it hears the painful stories of Indian residential schools in Canada. The event, which included a walk to the museum led by native drummers, was part of a four-city tour by the leaders that was called Remembering the Children and was designed to draw attention to the commission and its work" (p. 1). "Archbishop Hiltz, the Anglican primate (national archbishop), reiterated the church's 1993 apology for its role in the system, which operated across Canada from the mid-nineteenth century into the 1970s" (p. 1). "Gloria Moses, co-chair of the Anglican Council of Indigenous Peoples who attended St. George's residential school in British Columbia from 1949 to 1959, said in an interview before the event that she had mixed emotions about her experience in the school and about the commission" (p. 6). "The commission's interim executive director, Bob Watts, said it is a 'journey of great promise', but noted that 'there are many, many truths' about residential school experiences and 'reconciliation will happen at many levels'" (p. 6). Phil Fontaine, Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, said the commission "will 'provide an opportunity to expose lies that we were forced to live with for too long' ... it will be an opportunity to 'shine a light on Canada's darkest chapter and expose not just to Canada but to the world what was done to a people that didn't deserve it'" (p. 6).
Subjects
Indigenous peoples - Canada - Residential schools
Indigenous peoples - Canada - Residential schools - Anglican Church of Canada
Indigenous peoples - Canada
Indigenous peoples - Canada - Anglican Church of Canada
Canada. Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Remembering the Children : An Aboriginal and Church Leaders' Tour (2008)
Hiltz, Fred (Frederick James), 1953-
Moses, Gloria
Watts, Bob
Fontaine, Phil (Larry Philip), 1944-
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All the Stops: The Glorious Pipe Organ and Its American Masters

http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/article30923
Author
Whitney, Craig R., 1943-
Reviewer
De Santis, Solange
Record Type
Book Review
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2003 November

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