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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Editor's Letter
This month’s incredible cover story was 6 years in the making
Behind the scenes of David Wilson's piece about a United Church minister's journey with a death-row inmate
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Society
Ramiro Gonzales faces execution. His friendship with a Canadian minister has changed them both.
The death-row inmate and his spiritual adviser, Rev. Bri-anne Swan, started out as pen pals
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Interview
This 15-year-old has already taken the Ontario government to court over climate targets
Climate activist Sophia Mathur has been agitating for action for years
Latest Articles
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Editor's Letter
More than 30 years after École Polytechnique, the fight against misogyny is no less urgent
The tragedy was a feminist awakening for me, but decades later, there is still so much work to do
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Human Rights
Uyghur forced labour permeates retail, but you can make a difference this Christmas
Canadian retailers seem unwilling to confront the problems with goods made in China
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Opinion
Club Q shooting should spur Canadians and Christians to take action
Many people believe Canada is a safe place for queer and trans people, but this is far from the truth
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Environment
Can the courts save us from the climate crisis?
In countries around the world, people are using the law to force those in power to act, and in some cases, to prevent action
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Indigenous
Giving land back and other ways Canadians are making reconciliation personal
These settlers are going beyond orange shirts and land acknowledgments
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Indigenous
Advocate shocked by racist backlash over Indigenous food forest in Vancouver
Leona Brown, who is Gitxsan and Nisga'a, has experienced settlers' resistance to change firsthand
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History
Impact of ‘Eskimo disc system’ on Inuit brought to light in new book
Writer Norma Dunning explores the little-known Eskimo Identification Canada program in ‘Kinauvit?’
