Why some United churches are in no rush to reopen
Though some regions are relaxing gathering rules, faith communities are still being cautious
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Mustafa Farooq on the politics of love
The CEO of the National Council of Canadian Muslims says the answer to division is conversation
Photos give intimate look into migrants’ journeys
Verónica G. Cárdenas joined about 200 people who made their way north from Tapachula, Mexico
When secrets become a burden
Hiding our deepest truths can make us sick. Maybe it's time to open up.
When daughters follow their mothers into ministry
Diaconal and ordained ministers on their unique connection with their mothers
Groundbreaking trilogy finds Zoroastrian ties in religions
The ambitious project opens the scriptures of seven faiths to anyone who wishes to learn
Max Liboiron on running an anti-colonial, feminist lab
The Memorial University assistant professor prioritizes equity over equality
How we decided on our June print lineup
The topics covered, and the questions they raise, won't disappear despite our uncertain times
How my husband and I spent our final hours together
He wanted to die before cancer killed him, and that morning, he would get his wish
Will Canada let Ron Posno die on his terms?
The 80-year-old has early signs of dementia. When the time comes, he wants a medically assisted death. But the law may not