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Archbishop Stavert was formally installed as Metropolitan of the Province of Canada. The service was held in St. Martin Cathedral on Sunday, September 26, 2004 as the 21st Metropolitan of Canada, He is the second Bishop of Quebec to be elected to this post. Our prayers and best wishes go with him as he
assumes this new ministry on the second ballot at an election held at St.
Martin Cathedral in Gander, Newfoundland.Sept.23, 2004
+Rt. Rev. Caleb Lawrence> Metropolitan of the Ecclesiastical Province of Ontario. He was chosen as the province's senior bishop on the second ballot at an election held Nov. 9/2004 during Ontario's provincial synod in Mississauga, ON. |
+The Rt. Rev. Bruce Stavert, Bishop of Quebec, was elected Metropolitan for the Province of Canada. <Archbishop Caleb Lawrence
He is a member of the national eco-justice committee, the national Anglican/Roman Catholic Bishops Dialogue, the Council of the North and the Council of General Synod. He is the longest serving bishop in the Canadian church.  |
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+Rt. Rev. David Crawley, Archbishop of Kootenay and Metropolitan of British Columbia and the Yukon. A member of the national church's negotiating team which hammered out the residential school agreement last year and acting primate since the retirement of Archbishop Michael Peers in February 2004. He became metropolitan (senior bishop of the ecclesiastical province) in 1994. Since his ordination as a priest in 1962, he has served in the dioceses of Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Rupert's Land, British Columbia and Yukon. 
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+Rt. Rev. John Clarke of Athabasca Elected 15th Metropolitan of the Ecclesiastical Province of Rupert's Land. He was elected on the 6th ballot by the Rupert's Land provincial synod on May 29. His service of installation was held June 1 /2003. The service was held at
Archbishop Clarke succeeds Archbishop Tom Morgan, from the diocese of Saskatoon who retired. |
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