Religious and faith communities are among the most racially and ethnically diverse parts of Canadian society, writes Ray Pennings.

Rumblings about unfair labour practices in Ontario are getting louder, especially when it comes to the lack of open bidding for construction projects. Listen to the latest podcast by Business to Business on AM570 Radio in Kitchener, which examines the issue – and at about the 17-minute mark – refers to Cardus research.

“Saskatchewan has bold lessons for the rest of Canada on improving independent schooling,” writes Cardus Senior Fellow Deani Van Pelt in today’s Regina Leader Post.  Read her full article to learn about the latest Cardus Education research on independent schools.

Independent schools in Ontario represent a large enough constituency in the province that is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Cardus Senior Fellow Dr. Deani Van Pelt argues in today’s Toronto Sun, there are some modest moves Ontario could make to recognize the important role this sector plays in the provincial education system. Click here to read more.

“Now that TWU has removed the mandatory nature of its community covenant — the sole objection of both the court and law societies — will regulators of the legal profession welcome a law school at the evangelical Christian university if TWU resurrects its proposal?” asks Andrew Bennett, the director of Cardus Religious Freedom Institute.