Alex Mlynek
Alex Mlynek is a Toronto-based writer and editor. She’s written for such publications as Today’s Parent, Best Health and Quill & Quire.
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Spirituality | Society
6 spiritual practices to start in 2020
"Say, 'OK, these are my intentions. This is the direction I think I want to go."
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Ethical Living | Interview
Alberta-born poet says there can be life after oil
The water, land and people protector was arrested while protesting at a Kinder Morgan work site
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Spirituality | Culture
Christi Belcourt painting reproduced as mural
The work has prompted one Picton, Ont. church to connect with their Indigenous neighbours
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Ethical Living | Culture
Great summer reads that are anything but light
These three works of fiction are mesmerizing, eye-opening and even difficult
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Ethical Living | Culture
Writer’s new book highlights need for diversity in CanLit
In her debut collection of short stories, Téa Mutonji brings great detail and nuance to the world of Loli, a Congolese refugee in Toronto
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Ethical Living | Activism
Canadian joins migrant caravan to change how the world sees them
Paola Gomez didn't like how the media has been portraying people in the caravan, so she wanted to help share their stories. She spoke to Alex Mlynek.
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Ethical Living | Activism
Queen’s Park likely hasn’t seen the last of this 73 year old
Sally McLean was arrested after she refused to leave the Ontario legislature's public gallery in an act of protest. Here, she explains why she thinks she is obligated to stand up against injustice.
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Justice | Opinion
My ex-wife lives in a care home where Elizabeth Wettlaufer worked
A former United Church minister reveals why he didn’t tell his onetime partner, who has dementia, about the connection. He spoke to Alex Mlynek.
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UCC in Focus | Church News
Two words Rev. Cheri DiNovo wants to hear from the United Church
The Toronto minister talks about her disappointment over the church’s silence when she officiated the country’s first legalized same-sex marriage 17 years ago – and why she wants an apology.
