Here's what you would have read about religion on 24 February 1998 if you had picked up a copy of the Kelowna Courier (British Columbia), Calgary Herald (Alberta), Winnipeg Free Press (Manitoba), Globe and Mail (Ontario), La Presse (Quebec), Daily Gleaner (New Brunswick), or the Chronicle-Herald (Nova Scotia).

Kelowna Courier 1 story 100% wire 5 religious groups 100% local	Clark talks poverty with religious leaders	by Canadian Press	dealing mainly with Catholicism, Mainline Protestantism, Judaism, Islam, Sikhism	in a local story on page A5
Calgary Herald 3 stories 67% staff, 33% wire 4 religious groups 67% local, 33% international	Dollars and cents must not rule	by Joe MacGillivray	mentioning Christianity, Catholicism	in a local story on page A17
	Life's a balancing act between stardom and humility for Garth Brooks	by Andrew Flynn of Canadian Press	mentioning Christianity	in an international story on page B11
	Mehendi art form takes off	by Susan Scott	mentioning Islam (Ismaili), Hinduism	in a local story on page B5
Winnipeg Free Press 4 stories 100% wire 3 religious groups 50% Canadian, 50% international	Car bomb devastates Protestant town	by Associated Press	mentioning Catholicism, Mainline Protestantism	in an international story on page A11
	Retiring New Brunswick justice named to Bloody Sunday panel	by Helen Branswell, Canadian Press	mentioning Catholicism, Mainline Protestantism	in an international and Canadian story on page A11
	Parade snakes through Rio	by Associated Press	mentioning Christianity	in an international story on page A16
	B.C. premier talks child poverty with religious leaders	by Dene Moore, Canadian Press	dealing mainly with Christianity	in a Canadian story on page B3
Globe and Mail 5 stories 40% wire 3 religious groups 80% Canadian, 20% international	Quote of the day		dealing mainly with Christianity	in a Canadian story on page A1
	Clark seeks fiscal guidance from B.C.'s religious leaders	by Robert Matas, British Columbia Bureau	dealing mainly with Catholicism, Mainline Protestantism (Anglicanism)	in a Canadian story on page A6
	Canadian joins Irish probe	by Canadian Press	mentioning Catholicism, Mainline Protestantism	in a Canadian and international story on page A7
	Bomb rips through Protestant area	by Associated Press	mentioning Christianity, Catholicism, Mainline Protestantism	in an international story on page A12
	Politics get religion	by editorial writer	dealing mainly with Christianity	in a Canadian story on page A18
La Presse 2 stories 100% wire 2 religious groups 100% international	Algérie: Nouveaux attentats	by Agence France-Presse	mentioning Islam	in an international story on page B6
	Grève terminé	by Agence France-Presse	mentioning Hinduism	in an international story on page B6
Daily Gleaner 1 story 0% wire 1 religious group 100% local	A dash of Shrove Tuesday	by Bob Wilson	dealing mainly with Christianity (United Church)	in a local photo on page B1
Chronicle-Herald 3 stories 67% wire 3 religious groups 33% local, 33% Canadian, 67% international*	Car bomb in Protestant town blows holes in peace process	by Associated Press	mentioning Catholicism, Mainline Protestantism	in an international story on page A10
	Canadian Jews not afraid	by Canadian Press	mentioning Judaism	in a Canadian and international story on page A15
	Pancake perfection	by Steve Proctor, Truro Bureau	dealing mainly with Christianity, Catholicism, Mainline Protestantism	in a local photo on page A5

*For more information on the computation of percentages please see notes on the research.

Continue on to see what was in the news on 30 April 1998, how coverage can vary across Ontario on the same day, or who is doing the writing.