Indigenous
These Indigenous groups are helping youth aging out of foster care
Organizations like the Lu'ma Native Housing Society step in to fill the gap for Indigenous foster kids
Oct/Nov 2022
In this issue: Rt. Rev. Carmen Lansdowne, the first Indigenous woman to lead the United Church, talks reconciliation and the way forward; The pandemic made for a national gathering of the United Church unlike any other. This month’s special coverage of General Council 44 has the full story. Would you donate your kidney to a stranger? This Montreal writer did.
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Culture
‘Sort Of’ star Bilal Baig on what fans can look forward to in Season 2
The CBC dramedy has won over audiences and critics with its combination of humour and heartache
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History
It’s time to take a closer look at what we’re eating for Thanksgiving
We can't ignore the contributions that Indigenous people have made to this holiday
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Health
Peer support workers could be a solution to Canada’s surging mental health needs
How they instil hope and promote recovery
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Culture
‘This House Is Not a Home’ tells a moving story of Indigenous dispossession
Dene author Katłįà's second novel takes you on a journey of courageously reclaiming Dene culture
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Interview
This social ethicist wants to make Christianity revolutionary again
Miguel De La Torre urges Christians to move away from spiritual ideology that justifies oppression
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Culture
In Emma Donoghue’s new book, spiritual discovery is a gruelling but rewarding journey
"Haven" is a story of the trials and blessings of human weakness
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Society
Why I donated my kidney to a stranger
When I learned my body could save a life, I had to do it
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Interview
This middle school teacher’s non-profit gives young people a taste of the film world
Adrienne Slover teamed up with Canadian filmmaker Evan Goldberg to create Reel Start
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History
I stumbled across Christianity’s first queer icon — two and a half decades too late
Sebastian is the patron saint of athletes and archers, and a protector against plague. But the queer community has also claimed him.
