Spirituality | Indigenous, Religion
A product of 17th-century Jesuit missionaries, the popular hymn was written to introduce the Wendat people to Christianity. The Observer explores its troubled origins and continued use today.
Justice | Society
While many have already been destroyed, Canada is struggling to deal with those former school that continue to haunt the nation
Justice | Culture
A review of Jacqueline Guest’s new book, Outcasts of River Falls.
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Romania and Moldova may not have been on most travellers’ list of places to visit in the past. Their past history has not always been rosy, until now… Today’s Romania is a peaceful, idyllic land; its history is long and tumultuous, with invasions by many migrating peoples over many…
Justice | Indigenous
Sixty percent of Canada's electricity comes from low-carbon hydro. But for some First Nations people, it has irreparably harmed their communities and lands.
Spirituality | Religion
Since 2016, a non-profit with ties to Florida evangelicals has held the purse strings for prison chaplaincies in Canada. Now minority faith leaders are fighting for their place behind bars.
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Did you know Oscars are not exclusive to actors? Cities can also have the honour of receiving one… That is the case with beautiful St. Petersburg, Russia! As the city was hosting the World Travel Awards ceremony in September 2017, it had the pleasure of receiving the award of Europe’s…
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Europe offers such fascinating history and sights that narrowing your options for your next river cruise vacation may leave you at an impasse
Ministers |
Westminster United Church
UCC in Focus | Church News
Some members of a former English-speaking congregation that once worshipped in the building were unhappy about stated plans for $500,000 the church received