Chaplains Can't Mention God Anymore | Ottawa News

Canada’s military just dropped a new rule—Military Instruction 03/26—that’s sparking major debate. Chaplains can no longer use religious-specific language or mention God in public settings, forcing them to keep spiritual talks general and symbol-free. While officials say it promotes inclusivity, critics argue it undermines the very purpose of chaplains: guiding service members through faith. The directive is fresh, so its real-world impact remains uncertain—but this move has ignited a national conversation about religion, identity, and what spiritual support truly means in uniform.

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