For James Le Mesurier, right was everything
Sally Armstrong remembers a humanitarian who was devoted to his work with the White Helmets
The travel industry is selling us a myth about self-growth
And we're buying it
Military chaplain inspired by Black Canadians’ service
Éloi Gunn says he's proud to follow in their footsteps
Honouring some of Canada’s Silver Cross Mothers
A series of photos looks at the women who have represented all Canadian mothers who lost a child in military service
Canadian war chaplains heeded the call
About 1,400, including my grandfather, served in the Second World War
What I see when I look at my daughter with Down syndrome
I was afraid that having a child with the genetic difference would change everything. I didn't consider how my life would be
Rita Wong, poet and activist: there can be life after oil
The water, land and people protector was arrested while protesting at a Kinder Morgan work site
Munroe Scott wrote about everything, even his own death
The prolific Canadian writer had a great sense of humour about the most sensitive of topics
Photo essay challenges Down syndrome stereotypes
The photographer hopes the portraits will encourage people to see more in those with the genetic difference
‘Hyphenated’ photos show diversity in Korean communities
Hannah Yoon's photo essay started as a personal project to challenge stereotypes
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June 2025 Issue In this issue: Facing the next century with faith; How the legacy of the social gospel has shaped the United Church; The story of the Indigenous Church and a journey to right relations |
