How United churches mourned the Kamloops residential school victims
Congregations across the country found ways to remember, but some also hope that sadness translates into action
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How to ensure Indigenous tourism experiences support the right communities
Enrich your next trip with the histories, cultures, and languages of Turtle Island
This lawyer wants to help people represent themselves in court
Order of Canada recipient Julie Macfarlane founded the National Self-Represented Litigants Project
Churches band together to mourn COVID-19’s impact on communities of colour
Rev. Stephen Milton says the number of crosses relates to Ontario’s daily death count
From Bob Dylan to Tina Turner: How do we treat stars when they stop shining?
My musical icons of the '60s no longer have the same appeal as they turn 80
‘The Beachcombers’ town is now famous for fighting climate change
Nick, Molly and Relic would be impressed
Detained abroad? Turns out, Canada isn’t legally required to help you
Global Affairs Canada's response to citizens imprisoned in other countries varies wildly
Canada came through for me. Not so for Sacha Bond.
Former hostage James Loney explores the 'arbitrary' way Canada responds to citizens in trouble abroad
Churches serve communities. Now community hubs are saving churches.
Relationships between congregations and neighborhoods are breathing new life into old buildings
To forgive her daughter’s killer, Wilma Derksen turned to her faith
The person responsible for Candace Derksen's death remains at large
