Canada Bans God Mentions in Military Ceremonies
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The Canadian Armed Forces has implemented a new policy banning references to God and prayer at military ceremonies and public events. The 'Spiritual reflections in military settings' directive, released on July 29, applies to all personnel and discourages faith-specific language and practices. This move has been criticized by some military members and contradicts the national anthem's mention of God.
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