Culture
‘Hallelujah’ and Leonard Cohen’s personal mythology of betrayal and forgiveness
A new documentary is just the latest to explore the late songwriter's story
September 2022
In this issue: One woman’s journey to reclaim her Sámi roots; The United Church’s residential school legacy; How Indigenous influencers are making culture cool.
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Opinion
How a spider — and my grandmother — helped me appreciate all life
”That spider could be your great-grandpa,” my granny told me one day
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Opinion
Will churches get back to pre-pandemic attendance?
Question Box columnist Christopher White addresses a reader
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Culture
How Indigenous influencers are celebrating their cultures on social media
Young social media stars like Theland Kicknosway are using their platforms to push back against negative stereotypes
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Opinion
How Canadian churches can live out this TRC call to action
Faith communities should use their stock holdings to support Indigenous communities
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Opinion
This spiritual practice both comforts me and takes me outside my comfort zone
Journal making 'teaches me to be gentle with myself'
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Indigenous
I returned to the land of my Sámi ancestors to reclaim my identity
The only Indigenous people in Europe, the Sámi have survived 1,000 years of colonialism
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Indigenous
How I have found healing in remembering sacred Indigenous teachings
As a nehiyô, every breath I take is an act of survival
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Environment
The Quiet Parks movement fights an invisible yet dangerous form of pollution
Quiet isn’t just an absence; it can be “a place of possibility.”
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Indigenous
Treaty Land Sharing Network links Indigenous land users with settler farmers
One of the Saskatchewan program's goals is to make it easier for Indigenous people to access land
