Ethical Living A data centre looming for Lorneville A massive proposed development is forcing a New Brunswick community to confront the environmental costs of Canada’s digital future by Sarah Ratchford Aug. 7, 2026
July/August 2026·Spirituality Keeping the church bells ringing One family business is helping aging churches preserve a centuries-old tradition by Ghazal Azizi Aug. 5, 2026
Spirituality She was researching Mary Magdalene. Then Elizabeth Schrader-Polczer found something no one had noticed. A curious anomaly in one of Christianity's oldest manuscripts changed how scholars now annotate John's Gospel by Anne Thériault Jul. 24, 2026
July/August 2026·Spirituality Five faith leaders, five unexpected passions An artist, cyclist, powerlifter, trail builder and embroiderer reveal how personal passions sustain them through the demands of spiritual leadership by Shlomi and Devon Amiga Jul. 24, 2026
Spirituality The rise of the death doula As religious affiliation declines, more Canadians are rethinking how they approach the final stages of life by Chris, Douglas, and Lori Miller, Ezzy and Beaman Jul. 14, 2026
Justice Quakers have fought slavery. Now some want to abolish prisons. Members of this tiny Christian denomination say their faith compels them to imagine a different kind of justice by Josiah Neufeld Aug. 7, 2026
Justice A Canadian medical worker bears witness to life inside Gaza Dorotea Gucciardo reflects on six weeks treating patients amid airstrikes, displacement and deepening hunger by Rimsha Nasir Jul. 27, 2026
Justice Healing begins at a Winnipeg mosque The Bilal Community and Family Centre's restorative justice program helps people resolve conflict and reconnect with their communities by Josiah Neufeld Jul. 20, 2026
July/August 2026·Justice The long shadow of indentured servitude In "Go-Between Girl," Andrea Gunraj traces her family’s migration from India to Guyana and asks how colonial labour exploitation still echoes today by Sadiya Ansari Jul. 16, 2026
Ethical Living A data centre looming for Lorneville A massive proposed development is forcing a New Brunswick community to confront the environmental costs of Canada’s digital future by Sarah Ratchford Aug. 7, 2026
Ethical Living What would a ‘degrowth church’ look like? In Enough is Enough, Matt Bernico and Dean Dettloff argue churches should value solidarity over expansion by James Adair Aug. 6, 2026
Ethical Living Historic Black landmark gets a second chance A conditional sale halted an effort to strip Beth Emanuel Church of its heritage status, giving supporters hope the London, Ont., site by Sherlyn Assam Jul. 30, 2026
Ethical Living Meeting Black youth where they are The Kuumba program is expanding culturally responsive mental health care into a hospital emergency department by Jumol Royes Jul. 29, 2026