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Church and state in Conservative Ottawa
Time will tell how the Conservatives stickhandle these sensitivities. One thing, though, is evident: a dialogue between church and state can yield benefits to society and is not indicative of one being beholden to the other.
Photograph by Jake Wright, The Hill Times
Right here: Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney’s address to church representatives at the Greek Orthodox Metropolis comes in the context of the Office of Religious Freedom. This is a potential sweet spot for Conservatives where good policy meets good politics.
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Church and state in Conservative Ottawa
Time will tell how the Conservatives stickhandle these sensitivities. One thing, though, is evident: a dialogue between church and state can yield benefits to society and is not indicative of one being beholden to the other.
Photograph by Jake Wright, The Hill Times
Right here: Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney’s address to church representatives at the Greek Orthodox Metropolis comes in the context of the Office of Religious Freedom. This is a potential sweet spot for Conservatives where good policy meets good politics.
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