Relationships, Society
Is the family dinner at risk?
Studies show more Canadians are dining alone, raising concerns about the loss of connection and shared experiences
Ethical Living
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Indigenous
After a pandemic hiatus, the North American Indigenous Games is back
"It’s the most visible expression of Indigenous self-determination," says Indigenous culture professor Janice Forsyth
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Society
Why don’t we take pet death more seriously?
"The love we feel for a pet is a form of love that people can’t always fill," this author writes.
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Society
How one community leader is fighting for food security in Newfoundland and Labrador
Josh Smee and the non-profit, Food First Newfoundland, work with other organizations to improve food access in the province
Latest Articles
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Editor's Letter
How well is Broadview meeting its 2025 diversity goals?
Editor and publisher Jocelyn Bell says having targets is only the beginning of a more representative Broadview
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Environment
How to deal with the end of the world
Josiah Neufeld's new memoir explores personal responsibility in an age of climate disaster
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Culture
‘We Meant Well’ explores saviourism and complicity in international aid
Erum Shazia Hasan's debut novel brings an insider's intimacy to the power dynamics of charity work
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Religion
Tibetans and Buddhists say Dalai Lama controversy comes down to ‘unfortunate mistranslation’
One community leader on how observers can look at the situation
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Opinion
Can filming good deeds do more harm than good?
What happens when we treat people in need as content for an algorithm
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Opinion
Canada’s updated MAiD program is appealing to ‘desperate’ Canadians, advocate says
Left without sufficient supports, more and more people with disabilities are applying for medical assistance in dying
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Culture
My good friend Gordon Lightfoot was also a friend to so many
The minister who is presiding over his memorial service shares her memories of the Canadian icon
