Can Christmas be fun and soulful again?
A look at how the holiday became such a dizzying cultural labyrinth
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Jill Pelto’s art depicts climate change in way data can’t
The Earth scientist layers line graphs atop colourful paintings that illustrate the numbers
Why divesting from oil doesn’t always work
Responsible investment is harder than just walking away, but it allows us to advocate for change
Anne Bokma’s new book explores how to be spiritual but secular
"My Year of Living Spiritually" is most inspiring when it finds transcendence in community
‘The Good Place’ and ‘Russian Doll’ are quests for meaning in a secular age
Contemporary programs are rebooting the ancient idea that time repeats itself. Are they searching for a non-religious version of eternity?
Cathy Crowe sees a political ‘cold-heartedness’ on housing
The activist nurse, who has had a decades-long career caring for people in the streets of Toronto, says she's 'very depressed' about
Lower Sackville church starts free meals food truck
The initiative targets youth and teens, who may not show up to church halls for a meal
The travel industry is selling us a myth about self-growth
And we're buying it
Canadian war chaplains heeded the call
About 1,400, including my grandfather, served in the Second World War
Church of St. Bartholomew houses a stained glass masterpiece
One hundred years ago, an imposing window was unveiled. It’s been challenging viewers ever since.