Canadian Bahá’ís in the news
Bahá’u’lláh, the Prophet-Founder of the Bahá’í Faith, declared that “it is incumbent upon each one of you to engage in some occupation—such as a craft, a trade or the like. We have exalted your engagement in such work to the rank of worship of the one true God.”1 Canadian Bahá’ís have striven to observe this edict by contributing their talents to many facets of Canadian society. Emerging from a variety of backgrounds, they have distinguished themselves in their promotion of human dignity and universal values at international, national, and local levels. Some of the fields in which Bahá’ís have been particulary prominent are medicine, science, education, the arts, human rights, architecture, business, and law. Below are links to some biographies of Bahá’ís who have received national attention for their work.
“The pages of swiftly-appearing newspapers are indeed the mirror of the world. They reflect the deeds and the pursuits of divers peoples and kindreds.”
Bahá’u’lláh
Headlines around the country
- Little 'aliens' who spontaneously break into song
- Baha'i cemetery opens in Halifax
- Iranian Community Speaks Out, "Free Baha'i Leaders"
- Theocracy of thugs
- Transformative faith
- Minister Cannon Expresses Concern over Iran’s Continued Detention of Seven Bahá’í Leaders
- Iranian press targets Nobel Prize winner Ebadi