Toronto church hosts Canada’s first women’s-only mosque
Organizer Farheen Khan said traditional mosques often only have small spaces for women or none at all
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My partner’s death taught me to embrace both sorrow and joy
The writer reflects on what has helped her cope after a devastating loss
Toronto’s rental market is another nightmare for refugees
How small, faith-based organizations are working overtime to fill the gap
Self-defense classes won’t stop violence against women
The idea that they can is a fantasy that minimizes the severity of the problem
Canadian dads want to spend more time with their families
In households with two opposite-gender parents, moms still carry the "mental load," but things are changing
New dad finds reason for hope amidst climate change
The author reflects on the reality of bringing a child into a world of growing peril
Artist spent 15 years knitting gigantic interfaith tapestries
Each eight-foot-tall tapestry mimics the form of stained glass windows
Church celebrates baptism with dads and surrogate mom
“We never could imagine the love we found in Cambridge Street [United] that Sunday morning," say the two dads, who live in
I’ve never liked my voice, but a ‘singcation’ boosted my confidence
The writer reflects on a five-day choir retreat she attended in Newfoundland
The simple way men can help fight misogyny
Men need to start doing their part in identifying and fighting a culture of sexual assault so it’s not a burden entirely
