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A film about Richard St. Barbe Baker, who is the world’s first global conservationist, premiered in a virtual showing hosted from Saskatoon.

The Public Discourse, a podcast made by the Canadian Baha'is , has launched a third season that covers the life of 'Abdu'l-Baha.

During the summer break from a hard year in school when many youth were isolated from their friends, youth decided to connect the community.

In a dialogue about the role of faith in governance, Canadian representatives of the country’s religious communities came together.

For two hours on July 15th, one of the trending issues on Twitter in Canada was a campaign to stop anti-Bahá’í hate propaganda in Iran.

For the second consecutive year, the Association for Baha’i Studies – North America will hold its annual conference as a virtual gathering.

On November 28, 1921, ‘Abdu’l-Bahá passed away in the Holy Land. His life and legacy will be commemorated across Canada and the world.

Luminous Journey: ‘ Abdul-Bahá in America, 1912 is a two and a half-hour documentary film shot in High Definition.

Former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney is among a group of more than 50 high-ranking legal professionals in Canada

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined a dialogue with a diverse group of religious leaders from across Canada.

More of our public discourse takes place in virtual spaces, and this is presenting new challenges to democratic processes in Canada

The work of a consultative group of experts in agriculture, food, and environmental issues has been recognized as one of 10 finalists

More than 3,000 people in North America and other parts of the world recently participated in the annual conference of the ABS.

A virtual Association for Baha’i Studies conference engaged thousands of participants across Canada and the United States.