Large Portion Of Canadians Denying Religious Affiliation in Survey of Religion
Source OTTAWA, CANADA, April 8, 2013 (National Post): — A growing number of Canadians are identifying themselves as having no religious affiliation, although more than two-thirds of the country’s population says they’re Christian. Statistics Canada’s voluntary National Household Survey (NHS) released Wednesday also shows immigration is contributing to the growth of non-Christian religions, including Muslim, Hindu, Sikh and Buddhist. The…
