We invite you to send the future a message.

Share your hopes, concerns and commitments for the world we want to build together - through Kairos Canada’s new #DearFuture campaign. Whether addressed to future generations, communities or Creation, every message becomes part of a growing collective vision for justice, peace and ecological well-being.

Kairos Canada marked its 25th anniversary with gatherings in Ottawa and Toronto in October, bringing together partners, supporters, staff and friends to celebrate a quarter century of faithful action for justice. Through stories, music and reflection, we honoured the movement’s shared history while looking ahead with hope. Read about the celebrations and the vision that continues to inspire Kairos’ work for a more just and sustainable world.

When Colombian partners Paola Chindoy, a Kamëntšá Indigenous leader, and Ana Teresa Rueda Lozada of the Organización Femenina Popular arrived in Canada, they carried understandable fears, shaped by the impacts of Canadian mining interests on their communities. Through ceremony, cultural exchange and conversations with Indigenous Peoples on Turtle Island, those perceptions began to shift. Brandi Bilodeau reflects on a transformative journey that built trust, revealed shared struggles and strengthened international solidarity for justice and care for the land.

Kairos Canada proudly endorses An Economy of Life: A Statement from Canadian Faith Leaders, a timely call for an economy that prioritizes human dignity, ecological well-being and the common good. We invite individuals, congregations and organizations to read the statement and add their endorsement.

November 13-15

For the Love of Creation invites communities across Canada to gather in prayer, reflection and hope as world leaders meet at COP31. From Nov 13 to 15, host a Candles for COP vigil, worship service or local gathering to show support for bold and just climate action. Join the movement and let's light the way for climate justice!

November 18 @ 7:00 p.m.

Presented by the Kairos Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Region, this webinar features Dr. Evelyn Encalada Grez of Simon Fraser University and Leah Shifferaw of Kairos Canada. Together, they will explore the realities facing migrant workers in Canada and the role communities can play in providing support and advancing justice. Join this timely conversation to hear expert insights and deepen your understanding of migrant justice and solidarity.