3 pandemic docs that put people under the microscope instead of a virus
'Wuhan Wuhan,' 'Viral' and 'In The Same Breath' dig into the human toll of the pandemic
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Why I left Christian Science
My faith taught me pain was a spiritual failing. My life taught me otherwise.
Living Hyphen wants to be the publication for Canadians caught between 2 worlds
Founder Justine Abigail Yu wanted to create a community for storytellers like her — those who are part of diasporas or had
How churches can keep offering meaningful online worship
Digital ministry expert Rev. Andria Irwin on how to navigate hybrid virtual/in-person services
‘We’re really happy to have him:’ This minister took on a 2nd congregation 2,000 km away
St. Andrew’s United in Sioux Lookout, Ont., had been looking for a minister for four years until Rev. Peter Bartlett joined
Shalak Attack sees her murals as a ‘more democratic way of using art’
The Chilean-Canadian artist says her favourite thing about painting urban murals is the spontaneity and freedom
Canada needs to do better for Black refugees and immigrants
Black refugees from Africa still face barriers to integration and long processing times
What went wrong when one Bancroft, Ont. United church opened a shelter
The Sanctuary was supposed to alleviate the town's homelessness crisis. It closed less than a month after opening.
Broadview embarks on an ‘adventure in reconciliation’ with Romeo Saganash
The former NDP MP will guest-edit our June 2022 issue
Romeo Saganash reflects on the 37-year journey to bring UNDRIP to Canada
A motion to align Canadian law with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples became law back in June