A trip to the holy land taught us to bear witness to injustice
These Canadian pilgrims learned difficult truths about life in Israel and the West Bank
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Moderator Rt. Rev. Richard Bott on the power of storytelling at Christmas
Even in a world like ours, one that is distant in time and space from the world Jesus was born into, the
Forget meek and mild, the Virgin Mary was a slam poet
Jesus' mother is an active creator of her own story, a feisty young person who won’t be scolded into silence by her
After Soleiman Faqiri’s death in jail, advocates are calling for change
In 2016, an Ontario man with schizophrenia was put in solitary confinement. Eleven days later, he was dead. Now, critics are demanding
Eglinton St. George’s United offers young people affordable housing
The Toronto congregation's goal is to create an intentional community where the residents do more than just share space
A DNA test brought me a loving brother, but also more questions
Neither of us could have imagined the challenging dynamics that would storm around our reunion or how finding each other would impact
Why public transit should be free for all
Beyond tackling our carbon footprint, we need to open Canadian cities up to everyone
There’s still much to Christmas that I haven’t explored
But finding new meaning in the season doesn't happen spontaneously
After the Montreal Massacre
The shooting at École Polytechnique shocked the nation. Thirty years later, six people close to the tragedy share how it galvanized them
Shirley Tagalik on why Inuit teachings about food are key for youth
Ample access to country food "is a blessing," she says, but learning how to hunt and cook it also helps young people
