My grandmother had a lobotomy and was forever altered
She was among 50,000 North Americans who had the controversial surgery. Most were women.
My mother and I have the same mental health disorders. But is it genetic?
The author explores whether anxiety and depression can be inherited. The answer, of course, is complicated.
Green-shaming won’t help solve the climate crisis — this is how we can move forward
Emissions fell only slightly during the pandemic. A Greta-than-thou mindset is not going to get us where we want to go.
Chiamaka Okoli was a rarity in physics. She challenged norms until her untimely death.
A Black woman, mother, and a devout Catholic, Okoli was a trailblazer in her field before tragedy struck
Demand for safe consumption sites is growing, and United churches are speaking up in support
Across the United Church, congregations have been deeply affected by toxic drug supply
Nova Scotia group has one year to raise $10.5M to save historic church
The group working to preserve Église Sainte-Marie knows they're facing an uphill battle for fundraising
United Church leaving vaccine policies up to individual faith communities
The national church currently has no plans to make COVID-19 vaccines mandatory for staff amid a fourth wave of the pandemic
3 pandemic docs that put people under the microscope instead of a virus
'Wuhan Wuhan,' 'Viral' and 'In The Same Breath' dig into the human toll of the pandemic
Living Hyphen wants to be the publication for Canadians caught between 2 worlds
Founder Justine Abigail Yu wanted to create a community for storytellers like her — those who are part of diasporas or had
How churches can keep offering meaningful online worship
Digital ministry expert Rev. Andria Irwin on how to navigate hybrid virtual/in-person services
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June 2025 Issue In this issue: Facing the next century with faith; How the legacy of the social gospel has shaped the United Church; The story of the Indigenous Church and a journey to right relations |
