New novel explores the lingering trauma of female genital cutting by Zahra Khozema "Seven" feels like especially personal work for author Farzana Doctor
Mesmerizing rugs explore the meaning of sanctuary by Albina Retyunskikh The exhibit at Toronto's Aga Khan Museum examines the theme in an age of global displacement
Raising any child is a challenge. Am I doing enough? by Jocelyn Bell I hope my son will stand up for the rights of others
It’s time for Canada’s statues to fall by Mike Alexander They reinforce the idea that national pride should come from systemic injustice, racism or violence
NBA boycott puts humanity above the game by Kenji Marui Basketball players are labouring for a better world beyond their sport. I couldn't be more proud.
In the Fatiha, Jacob Blake’s father cried for healing and justice by Omar Suleiman, Religion News Service The Muslim prayer has seven verses to match the seven bullets fired at his son
Amid hunger and violence, Indigenous Guatemalans look for a way out by Sally Armstrong Thousands seek refuge in the United States each year. What happens when they are sent back home?
Muslim detainees forced to pick between pork and rotten halal food: lawyers by Aysha Khan, Religion News Service ICE officers at a Miami facility have repeatedly violated detainees' religious freedom rights, advocates say
Migrant workers in Canada deserve a better deal by Nora Loreto These workers are essential to Canada's food system, and how we treat them should reflect that
Microaggressions are constant reminders that I don’t belong by Shellene Drakes-Tull My experiences of being othered as a Black person are not unique, but they're wearing me and other Black people down
This aid group says Gaza’s hunger crisis is ‘beyond horrible and has gotten worse’ Aug. 15, 2025