Club Q shooting should spur Canadians and Christians to take action by Jenna Tenn-Yuk Many people believe Canada is a safe place for queer and trans people, but this is far from the truth
Can the courts save us from the climate crisis? by David Geselbracht In countries around the world, people are using the law to force those in power to act, and in some cases, to
Giving land back and other ways Canadians are making reconciliation personal by Sarah Treleaven These settlers are going beyond orange shirts and land acknowledgments
Advocate shocked by racist backlash over Indigenous food forest in Vancouver by Sarah Treleaven Leona Brown, who is Gitxsan and Nisga'a, has experienced settlers' resistance to change firsthand
Impact of ‘Eskimo disc system’ on Inuit brought to light in new book by Alex Mlynek Writer Norma Dunning explores the little-known Eskimo Identification Canada program in ‘Kinauvit?’
Mahsa Amini protests are part of a long history of Iranian women’s resistance by Nilofar Hooman Feminist activism in Iran goes back to women participating in the Constitutional Revolution in 1906
Canadians like to think we’re not misogynistic. But we are. by Julie S. Lalonde The Hockey Canada scandal and Pierre Poilievre's latest controversy show we have a big problem
Long-term renters evicted during housing boom face homelessness by Edith Wilson Investment in permanent housing that is actually affordable would help curb the crisis that affects so many
These Indigenous groups are helping youth aging out of foster care by Laura Eggertson Organizations like the Lu'ma Native Housing Society step in to fill the gap for Indigenous foster kids
Why the Queen’s death is being discussed differently in the Global South by Jacky Habib “...Over 70 years [of the Queen’s reign], there has never been any apology to the colonies,” says historian John Kamau