Religion
The rise of the non-religious in Canada
There’s more to the "nones" than a lack of belief
July/August 2024
In this issue:
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What would discovering alien life mean for us Earthlings?
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Young firefighters on the front lines of a burning planet
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The rise of the non-religious
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What would discovering alien life mean for us Earthlings?
Young firefighters on the front lines of a burning planet
The rise of the non-religious
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Health
Talking about suicide is hard but critical
In Canada, 12 people die by suicide each day. Saving lives starts with courageous conversations.
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Opinion
My church’s new members are ruffling feathers. What should we do?
Question Box columnist Christopher White advises a reader concerned about the different expectations that come with a growing congregation
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Human Rights, Society
Canada isn’t as accessible as it claims to be
Our aims to make the country barrier-free by 2040 are falling short. How do we ensure access for all?
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Environment
Our children are risking their lives on the front lines of a burning planet
As the climate crisis worsens wildfire season in Western Canada, young people are called upon to put themselves in the line of fire
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Culture
How the residents of the world’s largest Syrian refugee camp came together to write a cookbook
"Zaatari" spotlights culinary traditions, personal stories and recipes of resilience
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Politics, Society
Omer Aziz on the alarming rise of modern fascism in Canada
The author and lawyer examines the growing far-right movement and its threat to our democracy
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Culture
M.G. Vassanji explores what it means to belong in his new essay collection
The two-time Giller Prize winner dissects identity and home in “Nowhere, Exactly”
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Indigenous, Society
Want to decolonize your church? Here’s one place to start.
Decolonization goes beyond reconciliation — it's an effort to repair relationships and make reparations
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Culture, Theology
Author Marilynne Robinson finds clear signs of God’s love in her new take on Genesis
“Reading Genesis” connects the ancient text to the modern anxieties we all face, writes Christopher White
