Jan./Feb. 2021 - Page 2

In this issue: How the effort to rebuild a historic church opened old wounds among the Stoney Nakoda; The Book of Delights author Ross Gay on acts of genuine caring; One writer’s year in verse. Scroll down for more content from this edition. Want to read everything from our magazine? You can subscribe here.

Photographer aims to capture strength of young caregivers

by Russul Sahib

Max Alexander says his own experience as a carer gave him the resources to empathize with others

Jocelyn Bell

Let’s resolve to have hope in 2021

by Jocelyn Bell

2020 was a trainwreck. Is it foolish to envision a better new year?

5 things you’ll find in this birder’s tool kit

by Amy van den Berg

Jacqueline L. Scott wants to make the Canadian wilderness more inclusive

The original McDougall Memorial United Church

For Stoney Nakoda leaders, restoring this historic church reopens old wounds

by Gillian Steward

In 2017, McDougall Memorial United burned down. Chiefs say it should not be rebuilt, but others see its reinstatement as an act

Roland Acheampong

Former athlete’s sewing lessons boost kids’ self-esteem

by Amy van den Berg

Roland Acheampong is boosting confidence through crafting and breaking stereotypes at the same time

Kelly Janowiak

What white Christian support for Trump reveals about systemic racism

by Robert P. Jones

Exit polls suggest a legacy of white supremacy is still dividing the country