Culture
‘Juiceboxers’ explores the corrosive effects of serving in Afghanistan
Benjamin Hertwig's debut novel intimately conveys the disillusionment and trauma that followed him and other soldiers home
September 2024
- Why the adult children of sperm donors want to end anonymous paternity
- One mom’s quest to build a national DNA database
- Ending size discrimination
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Culture, Religion
Why white evangelical voters back Trump
Theology professor’s new book examines the curious connection between the presidential candidate and American evangelicals
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Human Rights
This unique gallery is devoted to disability art
Tangled, which aims to centre “crip culture,” is the only space of its kind in Canada
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Human Rights
We can eliminate period poverty in Canada
Education and accessible supplies can move us toward menstrual equity, says this writer
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Culture
New Nick Cave album reminds us of life after tragedy
“Wild God” is a joyful and religious masterpiece that serves as a balm for the grieving
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Church News
A new approach to church fundraising
Fundraising expert Michelle Harder shares strategies to help congregations sustain financial health
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Culture
The cinema of tormented priests
Film has a long history of depicting ministers in a crisis of faith. Amid the gloom, these movies offer meaning and hope
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Society
Body positivity won’t achieve fat liberation
Fatphobia is a systemic issue with roots in racism and colonialism. Why don't we talk about it that way?
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Opinion
What is happening with the United Church’s 100 communities of faith goal?
Question Box columnist Christopher White emphasizes that new growth needs sustainable funding
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Health
Sperm donors are anonymous in Canada. Adult children are finding their roots anyway.
Canada has been slow to end anonymous paternity, but cheap and easy genetic testing makes staying unknown all but impossible
