Author: Conscience Canada

A Book Review by Mary Groh FALTER by Bill McKibben (Holt and Co. 2019) The metaphor of human life as a game functions aptly throughout this book. In Part 1,…

Some of us would remember exactly where we were on the day 50 years back when Martin Luther King Jr. was murdered so hideously. Very few “survive” being killed in…

by Eric Unger HAVE YOU watched the movie, Hacksaw Ridge? It’s worth a look, I think. Having viewed this film about an American WWII conscientious objector I wondered if Canada had…

News Flash The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) plans a summit, or at least a “celebration” in Washington, D.C., April 4, 2019, to mark 70 years since its creation on…

MP Borys Wrzesnewskyj is conducting a series of round tables with stakeholders across Canada on his Private Member’s Motion, M-163, to appoint a Canadian Ambassador for Women, Peace & Security.…

A new report just released claims NATO armed forces in their treatment of teenage recruits “may violate international law”. The report reveals: Physical, psychological and sexual abuse is endemic; Consent…

The United Nations has just recently decided to postpone the UN Conference on Nuclear Disarmament scheduled to take place in New York from May 14-16, 2018. New dates for the…

This just in from the Basel Peace Office! You are invited to participate in an exciting action: Count the Nuclear Weapons Money. One trillion dollars is being allocated over the…

Conscience Canada has recently become a member of the International Peace Bureau. The IPB is dedicated to a vision of the world without war. For more than 125 years the…

The Global Campaign on Military Spending (GCOMS) is an international campaign promoted by the International Peace Bureau. The Global Days of Action (GDAMS) it organizes is an annual occurrence. The…