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I dreamed of teaching English overseas. Then I learned its colonial history.
A Mi’kmaw ESL teacher wrestles with Indigenous language loss and what it means to teach responsibly
A Ukrainian soldier on surviving Mariupol and Russian captivity
Yulia Goroshanska speaks about loss, motherhood, trauma and starting over after the city’s devastating siege
What Broadview’s predecessor chose not to see about the Edmonton Residential School
The Christian Guardian portrayed the new school as modern and orderly. But Indigenous children described hunger and fear
Broadview went searching through its past. The findings were uncomfortable.
A new ebook explores racism, colonialism and Indigenous resistance in Canada’s oldest Christian publication
Can a climate activist work a travel-heavy international role?
A reader wrestles with whether principle should outweigh promotion
My mom donated her body to science
Honouring her final wish taught me a different kind of goodbye
How restorative justice can heal communities
Canada’s corrections system is under strain. Advocates say a new approach can better serve victims and offenders alike.
Grizzly bears are back in B.C. Is coexistence possible?
As bears reclaim territory across the province, communities are being forced to learn how to live alongside them
How HBO’s The Pitt portrays faith in a non-preachy way
The award-winning medical drama weaves religion into life-and-death episodes