New book shines a light on Canada’s forced relocation of Inuit to the High Arctic
In "What I Remember, What I Know: The Life of a High Arctic Exile," Larry Audlaluk weaves together his own memories and
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United Church of Canada apologizes for role in forced adoptions
One mother who was pressured to give up her child says the move comes as a 'profound' relief
Dene photographer captures the spirit of the Northern Lights
Ryan Dickie's "Naa’kah" photo series depicts his own personal and cultural connection to the lights
Colin Mochrie to host fundraiser that pairs humour and church music
The event aims to raise money for three Ontario United congregations and educate the public about classical music
I boycotted the Sally Ann bell-ringers. Now I’m having second thoughts.
The Salvation Army adheres to a theology that considers gay sex sinful, but the organization also helped my family
Hana Shafi’s affirmations celebrate life at its messiest
Her new book, "Small, Broke, and Kind of Dirty: Affirmations for the Real World" encourages people to embrace their flaws
Rev. Alf Dumont on his dual Indigenous and settler identity
"It hasn’t been the easiest journey," says the United Church minister of Anishinaabe and European heritage
Mobile palliative care services bring comfort to Canada’s most vulnerable
Victoria’s Palliative Outreach Resource Team brings medical care directly to people who are homeless and living in poverty
What white Christian support for Trump reveals about systemic racism
Exit polls suggest a legacy of white supremacy is still dividing the country
Poem by Afua Cooper: Things I Like Doing
The poem is excerpted from "Black Matters," and is Cooper’s lyrical take on the featured image
