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A middle aged white woman with short grey hair, in a black cardigan and blue jeans stands next to an older woman, who is a senior citizen. She is wearing a striped white and black button up, black slacks and black shoes. Her arm is linked with a young white man who has long brown hair, is wearing a black hoodie and blue jeans. They are standing on steps in front of a house.

Why multigenerational households have increased by 50% in 20 years

by Janson Duench

More Canadians than ever are living with three or more generations. And it's not only because of costs

An all-female and Muslim band perform on stage in black suits and white shirts. They are holding guitars and basses and wearing sunglasses

‘We Are Lady Parts’ mixes humour, music and big questions around Muslim identity

by Amarah Hasham-Steele

The British TV show brings religion to the small screen along with a punk rock soundtrack

Illustration of a silhouette of a woman's head. Inside are arrows of different colours pointing indifferent directions.

Breaking the stigma around borderline personality disorder

by Miranda Newman

It's time to challenge the myths and misinformation around this complex condition, writes author Miranda Newman

Preserving our stories for the future

by Jocelyn Bell

Editor Jocelyn Bell explores the vital role of archivists in safeguarding the “first draft of history”

Tanya Talaga’s new book is her most personal one yet

by Alison Tedford Seaweed

The award-winning Indigenous journalist uncovers her great-great-grandmother’s residential school story in "The Knowing"

An Indigenous woman with grey hair stands with her right hand around a birch bark tree. She is wearing a blue and black knit wrap.

Robin Wall Kimmerer embraces the gift economy of nature in new book

by Teresa Burnett-Cole

In "The Serviceberry," the bestselling author encourages us to shift our thinking to reciprocity and abundance

Two brown skinned women sit in front of a hearth where they are making chapatis in Delhi.

Inside the hidden kitchens of monks, nuns and mystics

by Ivy Lerner-Frank

This chef’s journey through monasteries, temples and abbeys reveals the spiritual power of food

An Indigenous woman is wearing a traditional woven hate, a red coat and black shirt

Rory Richards is breaking stereotypes and building Indigenous housing

by Negin Nia

The Coast Salish owner of NUQO is also creating quality childcare

Five people stand in front of a building next to a heat pump. The heat pump is in the middle. Starting from the left is an older white man with grey hair. He is wearing a button up shirt and jeans with a navy vest. Next to him is an older woman with short white hair in a blue shirt and a floral blazer and black pants. Next to her is an older white woman with white hair, brown sunglasses and a striped white and black shirt with black pants. Her right hand rests on the white heat pump, which has two vertical fans. Next to the heat pump is an older white woman with white hair, glasses, a floral top and black pants. Next to her is a middle-aged white man with brown hair, blue shirt and beige slacks.

Want to switch your church to heat pumps? Here’s where to start

by Arlene Smith

Trinity United in Ottawa shares their tips on making the swap to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions

A black man wearing a blue shirt and jeans is sitting with his head in his hands.

What to do about a meddling member

by Christopher White

Question Box columnist Christopher White shares advice on how to deal with a frustrating congregant

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