The Anglican Catholic Church of Canada was brought into existence on January 27th, 1979, and in 1990 was constituted and organized as an autonomous Province (and Diocese) within the world-wide Traditional Anglican Communion. The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Evangelist was established in 1977 and purchased the current Church building in 1986. It is the Cathedral Parish and Principal Church of the Diocese of Canada West.

If you are looking for a small loving community that truly makes you feel a part of the family of God and the Body of Christ, where the traditional Anglican liturgy according to the Book of Common Prayer is reverently celebrated and the teaching is biblical-based and Christ-centred, we hope you'll consider our Cathedral Church -- affectionally known as 'the little white God-box'.

The Anglican Catholic Church of Canada is rooted in the ancient English Church in belief and tradition as part of Christ’s one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church. As such, we accept the whole Christian Faith ‘as once delivered to the saints’.

As traditional Anglicans, part of the world-wide Traditional Anglican Communion, we maintain the historic Anglican expression of the Christian Faith as revealed in Holy Scripture, summarized in the ancient Creeds of the Church, and set forth in the Book of Common Prayer.