Politics, spirituality
Being Black in Trump’s America
Theologian Danté Stewart on grief, resistance and the quiet power of resurrection
Justice
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Society
Don’t think you can afford art? Montreal collective The MRKT is changing that
Co-founder Harar V.A. Hall on making art a joy, not a luxury
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Indigenous
Change the Bill reimagines Canadian bank notes with Indigenous women
Move over royals, it's time for Indigenous women to be on Canadian bills
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Activism
Gun reform advocate on surviving mass shooting — and why her generation lives in fear
Michigan State student Saylor Reinders has been pushing her state gov't to change
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Health
How my pregnancy loss strengthened my stance on reproductive rights
I was already pro-choice, but my experience helped me understand why
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Broadview Fundraising
One donor on why Broadview’s work matters to him
John Ryerson wants to protect progressive journalism
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Interview
This minister wants churches to radically rethink their finances
In her new book “Serving Money, Serving God,” Sheryl Johnson encourages debt relief and giving land back over tracking memberships
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Environment
How Prairie Mennonites took on a uranium refinery in the 1970s and won
Near Warman, Sask., a young philosophy student helped start a movement that halted the project
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Politics
Failed Canadian political candidates question who the selection process leaves out
All major parties do extensive background checks on their candidates, but researchers call the exercise of recruiting and picking candidates a "black box" with little public oversight
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Opinion
Pretendians betray the trust of the Indigenous community — and downplay our struggles
To be used as a prop in someone’s career ambitions is a repugnant violation
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Indigenous
Alberni Indian Residential School survivors react to potential unmarked graves
Nora Martin said she found some relief in knowing that people are finally listening to survivors’ stories
