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Ethical Living | Culture
Poetry kept Pádraig Ó Tuama alive. Now he’s sharing it with everyone else.
The "Poetry Unbound" podcast host asks readers to slow down their lives for 12 minutes of spoken word
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Justice | Society
Oshawa mayor has personal tie to new homelessness pilot project
Dan Carter's lived experiences have made him committed to finding solutions to social issues
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Ethical Living | Opinion
Christmas with a former alcoholic helped me find joy in the shadows
That year, somehow the air was more festive than sombre
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UCC in Focus | Culture
Rev. Alf Dumont on his dual Indigenous and settler identity
"It hasn’t been the easiest journey," says the United Church minister of Anishinaabe and European heritage
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Ethical Living | Society
Veterans’ House aims to serve those who have already served
The 40-unit supportive housing residence will also offer shared communal spaces that provide for veterans' unique needs
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Ethical Living | Interview
How this climate scientist drastically cut his carbon footprint
The climate scientist and author says burning less fossil fuel is a way to speak out
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Justice | Interview
Harry Nigh started groundbreaking sex-offender support group
The Circles of Support and Accountability model has spread worldwide
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Justice | Interview
Syrian refugee wrote song for White Helmets
Enas Awad fled Syria with her children in 2011 and now lives in Ontario, but wanted to support her heroes back home
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Spirituality | Religion
10 Canadian spiritual road trips
Feed your soul this summer with these destinations
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Justice | Human Rights
Rev. John Fife: ‘Under the Trump administration, all are considered criminals’
The U.S. president's portrayal of refugees and migrants is "dehumanizing," says this minister and longtime advocate, and Trump's policies have made it harder for churches that are trying to help them.
