Relationships
I turned to art to mourn my dad, the Anishinaabe man I never knew
Painter Mike Alexander learned to process his emotions through the canvas
June 2021
In this issue: Former hostage James Loney writes a letter to a fellow Canadian in prison; Meet Theo Robinson, one of the Anglican Church of Canada’s first transgender priests; A look at how the town famous for “The Beachcombers” is fighting climate change.
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Opinion
From Bob Dylan to Tina Turner: How do we treat stars when they stop shining?
My musical icons of the '60s no longer have the same appeal as they turn 80
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Environment
‘The Beachcombers’ town is now famous for fighting climate change
Nick, Molly and Relic would be impressed.
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Human Rights
Detained abroad? Turns out, Canada isn’t legally required to help you
Global Affairs Canada's response to citizens imprisoned in other countries varies wildly
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Human Rights
Canada came through for me. Not so for Sacha Bond.
Former hostage James Loney explores the 'arbitrary' way Canada responds to citizens in trouble abroad
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Society
Churches serve communities. Now community hubs are saving churches.
Relationships between congregations and neighborhoods are breathing new life into old buildings
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Interview
To forgive her daughter’s killer, Wilma Derksen turned to her faith
The person responsible for Candace Derksen's death remains at large
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Culture
Raye Zaragoza weaves Indigenous and environmental activism into her music
Her newest album, ‘Woman In Color,’ features words of resistance against marginalization and injustice
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Opinion
Many days with my patients are their last. Here’s what I’ve learned.
A palliative care physiotherapist shares wisdom that her clients gain at the end of their lives
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LGBTQ2S+
Meet Theo Robinson, one of Canada’s first openly transgender Anglican priests
The Winnipeg clergyperson understands the history of fear stopping people from joining churches
