Inuit organization president on hearing the Pope’s 1st apology for residential schools
"Once you have a relationship with another person... it's much harder for them to ignore you," says Natan Obed
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Let’s stop obsessing about whether the United Church is dying, says outgoing moderator
In an interview, Rt. Rev. Richard Bott discusses his time in office and shares his hopes for the denomination's future
Why pastors should not be counselling their parishioners
The recent allegations against former Meeting House pastor Bruxy Cavey have caused some people to question pastors' role
Canada’s national childcare program isn’t the solution for modern parents
It’s time to radically reimagine how we’re spending government caregiving dollars
Identity politics is a double-edged sword for this racialized writer
If my best writing is linked to understanding who I am, I can't dilute it because I'm afraid of being a token
The decline of small media outlets is bad news for communities — and democracy
Communities once served by robust local media are being transformed into news deserts starved of credible sources of critical information
Korean family saga ‘Pachinko’ is an intricate narrative of love, loss and survival
The Apple TV+ drama is a timely account of the lasting effects of occupation, oppression and racism
Student activist Skyla Hart on why she doesn’t stand for ‘O Canada’
The 15-year-old says the national anthem celebrates stolen land and culture
Tree theft comes out from the shadows in bracing new book
Lyndsie Bourgon's 'Tree Thieves' takes a startling look at forest poaching
The United Church’s first female moderator on what she is and isn’t proud of
95-year-old former senator Very Rev. Lois Wilson reflects on her rich life
