March 2022 - Page 2

In this issue: How Herbie Kuhn became the voice and soul of the Toronto Raptors; What Canada can learn from Berlin’s tenant movement; The innovative Japanese method of growing mature forests. Scroll down for more content from this edition. Want to read everything from our magazine? You can subscribe here.

Every time I walk by my sister’s apartment, time stands still

by Chris Deacon

It was in her third-floor apartment that she told us she wasn't doing well

How Vancouver’s First United centres Indigenous healing

by Nancy Painter

The organization emphasizes Indigenous leadership and creates a safe space for Indigenous community members to just be themselves

This advocate places ghost bikes at sites where cyclists have been killed

by Caitrin Pilkington

Geoffrey Bercarich sees the memorials as a place of caution but also a show of solidarity with fellow cyclists

Woman with ginger hair cut into a bob. She is wearing a blue blouse with a long gold chain.

An update from Broadview on our diversity goal

by Jocelyn Bell

Our publication is at its best when more perspectives are included

How Herbie Kuhn became Canada’s most famous chaplain

by Omar Mouallem

Meet the voice and soul of the Toronto Raptors

Gay bars are disappearing

by KC Hoard

Let’s remember and preserve these formative queer spaces

The world and the church have to understand how much they need elder seniors

by Ralph Milton

There is a wealth of wisdom, experience and spiritual insight that now is vanishing down the social drainpipe

‘Radical change’ required to tackle climate crisis after disaster in B.C., say ministers

by Emma Prestwich

Flooding is only the latest natural disaster to hit the province this year