The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops has issued a four page guide for Catholic voters.

via: Ethics Daily

Federal Election 2008 Guide
(.pdf)

The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada has also put out it’s voters guide, outlining Election Canada rules on what churches are able to do and not to do during an election.
10 areas of suggested voter concern are addressed: The Environment, Family Integrity (focusing on child abuse and neglect), Freedom of Religion in Canada, Global Poverty Reduction, National Unity and Reconciliation, Poverty and Homelessness, Prostitution and Human Trafficking, Refugees (with focus on Bill C-280), Religious Freedom Internationally and Respect for Human Life (focusing on Bill C-506, An Act to Amend the Criminal Code {Die with Dignity}, and a question to ask your candidates about the rights of the ‘unborn child’.

Under the Freedom of Religion in Canada section, the two Human Rights provincial rulings are mentioned are marriage commissioner Orville Nichols and Christian Horizons in Ontario which receives full government funding. Both are employment related.
Christian Horizons and Nichols are appealing.

REAL Women Canada, kissing cousins with it’s US counterpart has a 2008 voters guide;” Strengthening Our Nation” which rates The Conservative Party of Canada, The Liberal Party of Canada and NDP on issues the organization promotes. REAL Women Canada just celebrated it’s 25th year in Canada.