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Conseil régional Nakonha:ka Regional Council

incorporates communities of faith and outreach ministries from the former Consistoire Laurentien and Consistoire du Quebec Presbytery of The United Church of Canada.
Online AGM, March 20 and 21, 2026 General Council 45 Commissioners and Proposals

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Response from Conseil régional Nakonha:ka Regional Council (covering the province of Quebec) of the United Church of Canada to the consultation on compliance with the principles of the law on state secularism and religious influences (translated from the original submission in French)

In the constitution of a democratic state, for us, the fundamental principle is the guarantee of freedom of conscience and freedom of expression for all citizens. The concept of secularism is a means of ensuring these freedoms. It should not limit them more than...

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About Us

Conseil régional Nakonha:ka Regional Council incorporates communities of faith and outreach ministries from the former Consistoire Laurentien and Consistoire du Quebec Presbytery of The United Church of Canada.

The multilingual nature of our region is an integral part of our identity. In addition to English and French, the primary languages spoken in communities of faith across the region include Mohawk, Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese (including Urdu in worship), Armenian, Hungarian, and Korean.

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Webinaire - Atténuer le syndrome du « pas dans ma cour » grâce au développement d’une communauté confessionnelle27 janvier 2026, 13 h 00 HNE | Pour s'inscrire: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_DjjC8Qs1S-aUdOqc4RhzPA#/registrationPartout au Canada, les organisations confessionnelles reconsidèrent leurs terres et leurs propriétés et tirent parti de leurs ressources pour répondre aux besoins sociaux urgents. L'intégration de logements abordables aux côtés d'espaces de culte et communautaires offre la possibilité non seulement de revitaliser les quartiers, mais aussi de susciter d'importantes conversations sur l'inclusion, l'équité et le sentiment d'appartenance. Toutefois, bon nombre de ces initiatives se heurtent à une résistance ancrée dans le syndrome du « pas dans ma cour ».Ce webinaire explorera d’où vient le syndrome du « pas dans ma cour », comment changer la façon de penser et comment les organisations confessionnelles peuvent favoriser la confiance, le dialogue et la collaboration avec les résidents locaux.Les participants en apprendront davantage sur la façon dont les initiatives confessionnelles peuvent surmonter les obstacles, favoriser des quartiers inclusifs et démontrer que le logement abordable n’est pas une menace, mais une pierre angulaire de collectivités prospères. ... See MoreSee Less
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Webinar - Mitigating NIMBYism Through Faith-Based Community BuildingJan 27, 2026 1:00 PM EST | Register: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_DjjC8Qs1S-aUdOqc4RhzPA#/registrationAcross Canada, Faith-Based Organizations (FBOs) are reimagining their lands and properties and leveraging their resources to meet urgent social needs. Integrating affordable housing alongside renewed worship and community spaces provides potential to not only revitalize neighbourhoods, but also to spark important conversations about inclusion, equity, and belonging. However, many of these initiatives face resistance rooted in “NIMBYism". This webinar will explore where NIMBYism comes from, how to shift thinking, and explore ways that FBOs can foster trust, dialogue, and collaboration with local residents. Participants will gain insights into how faith-driven initiatives can overcome barriers, cultivate inclusive neighborhoods, and demonstrate that affordable housing is not a threat but a cornerstone of thriving communities. ... See MoreSee Less
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