Jamie S. Scott is Director of the Graduate Program in Interdisciplinary Studies and Professor in the Department of Humanities at York University.

While the intent is to educate all Canadians about current religious verities, Ontarians, and Torontonians in particular, should welcome this comprehensive and insightful commentary on trends and implications in their particular social realms. - Ontario History The Religions of Canadians is a superb lens for understanding religious diversity as an integral component of current Canadian society. - CHOICE

• Acknowledgements Introduction: Religions and the Making of CanadaJamie S. Scott, York University 1. AboriginalsJordan Paper, University of Victoria 2. Catholic ChristiansTerence J. Fay, University of Toronto 3. Protestant ChristiansC.T. McIntire, University of Toronto 4. JewsIra Robinson, Concordia University 5. MuslimsAmir Hussain, Loyola Marymount University and Jamie S. Scott, York University 6. HindusPaul Younger, McMaster University 7. BuddhistsJamie S. Scott, York University and Henry C.H. Shiu, University of Toronto 8. SikhsPashaura Singh, University of California, Riverside 9. Bahá'isWill C. van den Hoonaard, University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University Afterword: New Religious Movements and the Religions of Canadians Going ForwardJamie S. Scott, York University, with contributions from Irving Hexham and Karla Poewe, University of Calgary Appendix a: 2001 Census Tables: Selected Religions Appendix b: 2001 Census Tables: Selected Religions by Immigrant Status and Immigration Period Contributors Index

Jamie S. Scott is Director of the Graduate Program in Interdisciplinary Studies and Professor in the Department of Humanities at York University.

While the intent is to educate all Canadians about current religious verities, Ontarians, and Torontonians in particular, should welcome this comprehensive and insightful commentary on trends and implications in their particular social realms. - Ontario History The Religions of Canadians is a superb lens for understanding religious diversity as an integral component of current Canadian society. - CHOICE

• Acknowledgements Introduction: Religions and the Making of CanadaJamie S. Scott, York University 1. AboriginalsJordan Paper, University of Victoria 2. Catholic ChristiansTerence J. Fay, University of Toronto 3. Protestant ChristiansC.T. McIntire, University of Toronto 4. JewsIra Robinson, Concordia University 5. MuslimsAmir Hussain, Loyola Marymount University and Jamie S. Scott, York University 6. HindusPaul Younger, McMaster University 7. BuddhistsJamie S. Scott, York University and Henry C.H. Shiu, University of Toronto 8. SikhsPashaura Singh, University of California, Riverside 9. Bahá'isWill C. van den Hoonaard, University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University Afterword: New Religious Movements and the Religions of Canadians Going ForwardJamie S. Scott, York University, with contributions from Irving Hexham and Karla Poewe, University of Calgary Appendix a: 2001 Census Tables: Selected Religions Appendix b: 2001 Census Tables: Selected Religions by Immigrant Status and Immigration Period Contributors Index