Humanism calls us to keep learning, questioning, and striving to make the world a little more just, compassionate, and humane. The work is never finished, but every thoughtful action and every effort to improve the lives of others helps move us forward.

The World Humanist Congress 2026 is officially sold out! Thank you to everyone who has purchased a ticket. We can’t wait to welcome you to Ottawa this August. The overwhelming response speaks to the strength, energy, and momentum of the global humanist movement.

This historic gathering marks the beginning of a renewed chapter for the Canadian humanist movement. Together with advocates from around the world, we'll spend three days sharing ideas and organizing for the future of humanism in Canada and beyond. Get your tickets: hmnts.in/WHC2026-Regi...

Looking for your next summer read? Humanism: Canadian Perspectives is a bilingual (English/French) collection of essays that explores how humanism is shaped by Canada's histories, diverse communities, and enduring commitment to democracy and human dignity. Pick up your copy: tinyurl.com/4cyuuh7w

Join us for our next Humanist Hangout, a relaxed online gathering where you can connect with others, share ideas, and enjoy meaningful discussion. Everyone is welcome, whether you're a Humanist Canada member or simply interested in learning more. Meet us here: tinyurl.com/2vxty5p5

The pursuit of truth isn't always comfortable, but it is one of humanity's greatest strengths. Carl Sagan reminds us that understanding the world as it truly is requires curiosity, evidence, and a willingness to question even our most deeply held beliefs.

We hope you’ll join us Winnipeg humanists! Spend an afternoon with Humanist Canada Executive Director Janalee Morris and the local humanist community as we visit the Canadian Museum for Human Rights before gathering for dinner at The Forks.

As our understanding of the world evolves, so do the questions we ask about meaning, morality, purpose, and how we ought to live. For philosopher Rebecca Goldstein, these are questions that deserve careful thought, open inquiry, and a willingness to follow the evidence wherever it leads.

Our New Brunswick Chapter is officially underway! If you're in New Brunswick and would like to get involved, we'd love to hear from you! Reach out to nbchapter@humanistcanada.ca.

A strong humanist movement depends on people who believe that reason, compassion, and human dignity are worth standing up for. If you share our vision, we'd be proud to have you as part of our community. Become a member today: tinyurl.com/38z4tapx

A new episode of The Voice of Canadian Humanism is now available! In this conversation, Humanist Canada's Daniel Dacombe sits down with sociologists Sarah Wilkins-Laflamme and Joel Thiessen to explore religion and atheism in contemporary society. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Inspiration often begins by bringing people together. That's why Humanist Canada Board Member Daniel McPhee is looking forward to connecting with humanists from around the world and being inspired by new ideas, meaningful conversations, and a shared commitment to building a better future.

Happy Canada Day from all of us at Humanist Canada! 🇨🇦💕 As Canada looks to the future, we believe humanism will continue to play an important role in building a society that is compassionate, secular, democratic, and grounded in our shared humanity.

We're delighted to welcome Sarah Wilkins-Laflamme and Daniel Dacombe to the speaker lineup for the 2026 World Humanist Congress. Together, they’ll contribute valuable perspectives on the changing place of religion and humanism in society and the role of secular voices in shaping our shared future.

Abortion is often framed as something exceptional, controversial, or unspeakable. But what if it wasn't? In this episode of Choice Chat, Dr. Shannon Stettner joins host AJ Ware to discuss abortion stigma, cultural expectations, and what it would mean to treat abortion as ordinary healthcare.

Natural doesn't always mean safe. Join consumer advocate and science communicator Kat McLeod for a powerful and deeply personal webinar exploring the risks of unregulated alternative medicine, the importance of scientific skepticism, and the story that transformed her from patient to advocate.

We’re coming to Winnipeg! Join Humanist Canada Executive Director Janalee Morris for an afternoon at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights and/or dinner at The Forks. Register to join: tinyurl.com/4hc8eec3

The Humanist Canada 2026 Awards are accepting nominations until June 30! These awards recognize individuals who have made exceptional contributions to humanism and the advancement of humanist values in Canada. If you're a Humanist Canada member, check your email inbox for full details.

It’s National Indigenous Peoples Day! Today, we're joining people across Canada in recognizing and celebrating the richness and diversity of Indigenous cultures and communities.

Happy World Humanist Day! We’re celebrating the values that bring humanists together around the world: reason, compassion, human rights, and a shared commitment to building a better future for everyone. Wherever you are, we hope you'll take a moment to reflect on what humanism means to you.

The rights and freedoms we enjoy today exist because people before us took action to defend them. But those hard-won gains are never guaranteed. The responsibility to protect and advance these freedoms now belongs to us. The work of defending them is never finished!

You may know about Earth Day or International Women's Day but have you heard of World Humanist Day? Celebrated on June 21st to coincide with the summer solstice, World Humanist Day gives us a chance to reflect on the values that guide us and the communities that bring those values to life.

Missed our Ritual Without Religion event yesterday? Ritual Without Religion explores how secular people can create meaningful rituals, celebrate life’s milestones, and build connection without relying on religious traditions. It's a perfect summer read: tinyurl.com/yf6u2fj7

Meaningful rituals aren't exclusive to religion. Join us tomorrow for Ritual Without Religion, an online conversation with author and humanist celebrant Megan Sheldon about creating moments of reflection and celebration without relying on religious frameworks. Register here: tinyurl.com/3pmb62yt

We're excited to announce two more speakers for the 2026 World Humanist Congress! They bring distinct perspectives and a shared commitment to critical inquiry, human dignity, and freedom of thought. Join us in Ottawa from August 7–9. Register to join: hmnts.in/WHC2026-Regi...

Humanism begins with the simple but powerful idea that we are responsible for building a better world for ourselves. When faced with injustice, inequality, authoritarianism, or human suffering, we cannot wait for salvation from elsewhere. Progress only comes if we choose to act.

June is National Indigenous History Month! If there is one thing to learn this month, it’s that Indigenous peoples are not only part of Canada's past. They are an essential part of its present and future.

Today is the final day to register for standard-priced tickets to the 2026 World Humanist Congress! The conversations we have this August will help shape the future of humanism in Canada and beyond. If you've been considering attending, now is the time to secure your spot: hmnts.in/WHC2026-Regi...

Meet Megan Sheldon, host of our upcoming event, Ritual Without Religion! She helps people create meaningful secular ceremonies that honour life’s most important moments with authenticity, intention, and care. Join us online on June 16 at 7 PM EST as Megan explores the powerful benefits of rituals.