Toronto condo’s lawsuit against street ministry is deeply cruel
Blaming Sanctuary Ministries for the housing and drug crises is like blaming the first-aid tent for the war, writes Bri-anne Swan.
Christians are no longer the majority in Canada: surveys
Research shows the faith’s share of the population fell below half over the past few years
A funny novel about religion? Randy Boyagoda is your guy
The satirist's Dante-inspired trilogy explores the complexities of keeping faith in the modern world
Can you take religion out of the Camino?
Many seek a “spiritual” journey on Spain’s famous trail, but the trek to Santiago is rooted in centuries of Christian faith
‘An American Pastoral’ chronicles a small town’s culture war
Auberi Edler’s documentary captures the religious rifts and book bans of a divided Pennsylvania community
A decade after the TRC, Canadian churches still have some homework
Mainline denominations have made measurable progress on completing the calls to action, but the work remains unfinished
Charlie Kirk’s funeral exposed America’s rising theocracy
Trump’s religious nationalism is on full display, and Canadians should take notice, writes Christopher White
Toronto church honours reconciliation with reimagined Norval Morrisseau painting
Metropolitan United partnered with the Morrisseau estate and Indigenous artist Philip Cote for a special service
Ojibwe land rights activist finally gets her due with new plaque
Nahnebahnwequay and her community lost their land in a contested 19th-century treaty. She never stopped fighting to get it back.
Danté Stewart on fighting the rise of Christian nationalism
“I don’t think that it’s fair for us to give them a monopoly on faith,” says the American theologian
Toronto condo’s lawsuit against street ministry is deeply cruel
Blaming Sanctuary Ministries for the housing and drug crises is like blaming the first-aid tent for the war, writes Bri-anne Swan.
How Qualicum First Nation woke up its language
A chief’s dream, an extraordinary historical find and a determined community are stirring pentl’ach out of dormancy
Filmmaker captures untold stories of Black caregivers in Canada
Moses Latigo Odida’s docuseries gives voice to Canada’s Black caregiving communities