I can say that in Toronto, if there is a case on our doorstep, I always refer the individual in the congregation to an interfaith sanctuary coalition in Toronto. In Vancouver I refer them to Amnesty or to other groups. I've worked intensively with the Unitarians in the past. We don't do this alone; we can build from each other and get each other's expertise. It's nothing we want to do alone.
We don't keep on top of it all the time, because it's very difficult to know all the cases across the country. Right now I believe there are eight active cases, most of them Anglican, some Roman Catholic, some Baptist or United Church. We try as much as we can to be in consultation with each other and to have common protocol.