Activism, Human Rights
Meet the changemaker empowering British Columbia’s Black youth
Brian Seremba and the BC Community Alliance are reshaping the province’s education system through community action
January/February 2025
In this issue:
-The growing popularity of multigenerational living
-Tanya Talaga’s new book untangles historical records to tell an all-too familiar story for Indigenous people
-Is it ethical to travel anymore?
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Society, Travel
Is it ethical to travel anymore?
Overtourism is irritating locals and damaging the environment. Is wanderlust worth the cost?
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Church News
United Church of Canada to debut new online hymn resource for 100th anniversary
‘Then Let Us Sing!’ aims to uplift diverse voices within the UCC community
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Society
Soul Space gives frontline workers a chance to heal
The Ottawa-based program addresses the wellness needs of those in harm reduction and community care
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History, Religion
Canada’s Doukhobors face an uncertain future
Exiled from Russia over a century ago for their radical Christian pacifism, the community is struggling to survive
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Culture
‘Hazbin Hotel’ is a darkly humourous dive into redemption and sin
This adult animated series about the afterlife blends raunchy laughs with philosophical musings
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Opinion
Some of our regulars only watch services online. What can we do?
Advice for a reader who wants to get Zoom worshippers to attend in person
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Society
What if I don’t want to live near a safe consumption site?
Advice for a reader who supports supervised injection sites in principle — but not in practice
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Society
Why multigenerational households have increased by 50% in 20 years
More Canadians than ever are living with three or more generations. And it's not only because of costs
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Culture
‘We Are Lady Parts’ mixes humour, music and big questions around Muslim identity
The British TV show brings religion to the small screen along with a punk rock soundtrack
