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Julie Carl
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Managing Editor, Canadian Affairs
Toronto
Beats
Anything unrelated to travel, history or literature.
Content
By Julie Carl Verified, Arlene L. Smith, Christopher White, Anne Thériault| Broadview Magazine Verified
By Julie Carl Verified| Broadview Magazine Verified The United Church of Canada’s General Council Executive has voted to uphold General Secretary Rev. Michael Blair’s decision to dissolve the National Indigenous Council (NIC) and convene the National Indigenous Spiritual Gathering (NISG) to set a future course — leaving some NIC members angry and hurt. “That is not spiritual. That’s not right. Why? Why are you doing this?” Elder Evelyn Day told Broadview.
By Julie Carl Verified| Broadview Magazine Verified A recent decision to dissolve the National Indigenous Council over concerns it wasn’t working has drawn fire from Elders in the Indigenous United church and calls for a review of the denomination’s administration and reversal of General Secretary Rev. Michael Blair’s action.
Company Info
Canadian Affairs
Canadian Affairs is an independent digital news publication established in 2023 by Lauren Heuser. It focuses on delivering high-quality journalism that addresses under-reported topics relevant to Canadian professionals and families. The organization is wholly owned by its founder and operates without external investors, holding the status of a Qualified Canadian Journalism Organization, which allows subscribers to claim tax credits for their digital news subscriptions. The publication offers concise articles on various subjects, including politics, policy, family dynamics, consumer trends, and health. It collaborates with academic institutions to translate research into accessible journalism. Canadian Affairs provides a paid membership for ad-free access to in-depth reporting and features a weekly newsletter, "Editor’s Picks," that highlights top stories. The organization prioritizes editorial independence and focuses on issues like family estrangement, healthcare policy, and consumer protection, presenting complex topics in a mobile-friendly format for busy readers.
Founded: 2023