Article synopsis: Discusses from a politically co-operative perspective hopeful words spoken from both Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Opposition Leader Michael Ignatief. In addition, the article discusses Harper's interest in global issues related to the health of mothers and children.

Article synopsis: Author discusses and analyzes Ken Carty's concept of collaborative politics within Canada's Parliament.

Article synopsis: Author discusses the willingness for individuals to speak into and listen to their communities aimed at relationship building using Forest Brook Community Church in Ajax, Ontario, as an example. The article also provides thoughts on political reforms in relation to time allocation and the will to collaborate within government.

Article synopsis: Author discusses multiple topics including: speakers Nazanin Afshin-Jam and Raymond De Souza for the upcoming 47th National Prayer Breakfast; the 2nd Parliamentary Forum on Religious Freedom and Governance; journalist Nicholas Gafuik from the Calgary Herald who suggests for collaboration among governments, non-profits and the private sector.

Article synopsis: Provides an analysis on the concept of centre-right power-sharing, consensus, collaboration between the leaders of the Canadian Council of Churches (CCC) and Evangelical Fellowship of Canada (EFC), on one hand, and Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff.

Article synopsis: Discusses Tom Flanagan, advisor to the prime minister and political science professor at the University of Calgary's question in a Globe and Mail piece, "What would power-sharing look like?"