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Topics: Ethical Living, October 2019 | Editor's Letter
Why Broadview has changed how it invests its money
By Jocelyn Bell |For a magazine with "ethical living" on its cover, we realized we had to do better
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Topics: Ethical Living, September 2019 | Editor's Letter
It’s time to stop using the term ‘climate change’
By Jocelyn Bell |Broadview has changed how we talk about the emergency facing our planet
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Topics: July/August 2019, Spirituality | Editor's Letter
Wishing you a soulful and inspiring summer
By Jocelyn Bell |Get whisked away with stories about the moon and spiritual journeys across Canada
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Topics: Ethical Living, June 2019 | Editor's Letter
Canadian dads want to spend more time with their families
By Jocelyn Bell |In households with two opposite-gender parents, moms still carry the "mental load," but things are changing
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Topics: Ethical Living, May 2019 | Editor's Letter
Welcome to Broadview!
By Jocelyn Bell |This is a big moment in our history and our future
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Topics: UCC in Focus | Editor's Letter
The new name of ‘The Observer’ revealed!
By Jocelyn Bell |This issue marks a historic moment for the magazine. It is the last one to be published under the name The United Church Observer. Next month, we’re starting an exciting new chapter, relaunching in print and online as Broadview. The name United Church Observer served this publication well for 80…
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Topics: UCC in Focus | Editor's Letter
‘The Observer’ will soon relaunch with a new name and design
By Jocelyn Bell |Our magazine will be going through some changes, but we see blue skies ahead
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Topics: UCC in Focus | Editor's Letter
The Observer has a bright future ahead
By Jocelyn Bell |The magazine's newest editor says she's often felt pulled between preserving its past and evolving to meet present-day challenges.
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Topics: Ethical Living | Editor's Letter
Why we pay our interns a fair wage
By Jocelyn Bell |Why we pay our interns a fair wage
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Topics: Justice | Editor's Letter
Why we’ve decided to capitalize B for Black
By Jocelyn Bell |It may not be Canadian Press style, but it shows respect and recognizes a shared identity and experience among Black people.