Toronto Area Buddhist Monks protest Bangladesh's violence

By Aloy Perera, Lankaweb, Oct 20, 2012

Monks protest to cruelty of Anti-Buddhist Moslem Extremists by invoking blessings for enemies’ well being

Toronto, Canada -- History was created in Canada last Saturday - 12th October 2012 - as Buddhist Monks from temples across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) came out of the seclusion of their monasteries and gathered at the Downtown Speakers Corner of the Nathan Philips Square to add their voices to the ongoing demonstrations around the world protesting last week’s spate of targeted barbaric and violent attacks on Buddhists by Moslem extremists in the Chittagong Region of Bangladesh.

Dharma Drum Mountain President to visit Toronto

The Buddhist Channel, Oct 16, 2012

Dharma Drum Mountain (Ontario) Buddhist Association announces Abbot President Guo Dong Fashi Toronto Visit Oct. 20/21

Toronto, Canada -- The world is changing at a fast pace, and we need a method to put our mind at ease, in every moment. The DDMBA AbbotPresident and many Venerables are visiting Toronto to deliver their vows toward wisdom and compassion. They will bring us Buddha teachings in order to illuminate our mind and guide us along a peaceful and joyful road in life.

Chant for peace to commemorate Hiroshima

The Buddhist Channel, Aug 6, 2012

Vernon, BC (Canada) -- Aug. 6 marks the 66th anniversary of the Atomic Bombing in Hiroshima.

Mood of meditation at Buddhist Temple

By John Curry, EMC News, May 24, 2012

Stittsville, Ontario (Canada) -- Except for the intermittent sounds of traffic passing by on Hazeldean Road filtering into the building and the ticking of a wall clock, silence reigned in Stittsville's Cambodian Buddhist Temple on Thursday evening, May 17 as Bhante Kovida led attendees through meditation exercises.

The 2012 Buddhist Education Foundation for Canada Essay Prize

The Buddhist Channel, March 27, 2012

Toronto, Canada -- The Buddhist Education Foundation for Canada (BEFC) announces a student essay competition demonstrating the association between Buddhism/Buddhist psychology and western psychology, science or society.