Interview
Senator Joseph Day says faith gives him direction
The Canadian Senate member attends a United church in Hampton, N.B.
October 2019
In this issue: The Belgian city that opens its homes to people with mental illness; Surviving the heartache of family estrangement; A guide to ethical investing.
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Culture
James Moffett’s cancer inspires his return to music
The composer behind "The Lavender Fields" has been incredibly prolific since receiving his diagnosis
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Opinion
Why faith groups should help fund religious journalism
The Winnipeg Free Press had a simple pitch for religious communities: if you want to see more faith coverage, help us do more
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Society
An ethical person’s guide to investing
Learn how to put your money where your morals are and invest with a clean conscience
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Editor's Letter
Why Broadview has changed how it invests its money
For a magazine with "ethical living" on its cover, we realized we had to do better
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Society
3 things fundraisers wish donors knew
It's wise to communicate any concerns you have before committing to give
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Society
How charity is changing in Canada
Three experts weigh in on our evolving relationship with giving
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Interview
Bwambale Robert Musubaho teaches kids ethics without religion
In a devout country, the Ugandan educator is promoting humanism as an alternative to faith
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Society
Geel, Belgium has a radical approach to mental illness
The city pioneered revolutionary health care — and it all started with a teenaged saint
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Human Rights
Disability rights activist works for government he sued
Gerry Post, executive director of Nova Scotia's Accessibility Directorate, says he has learned which buttons to push in order to get action
