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How this knitter and preacher’s kid fosters interfaith conversations through art

by Julie McGonegal

From tapestries to plays and a podcast, Kirk Dunn finds common threads among faith traditions

Faith communities can offer a way out of collective apathy

by Aaron Miechkota

"One of the greatest spiritual strengths of faith communities is our willingness to respond to God’s call to slow down," writes Aaron

This Manitoba city proved that universal basic income changes lives – so why isn’t available for all Canadians?

by Alexandra Shimo

Cheques from the government helped Dauphin residents push themselves out of poverty

Black background and a woman with black hair holding a baby with blond hair in a striped shirt.

Why child poverty is rising in Canada again

by Josiah Neufeld

Pandemic CERB payments helped lift thousands of kids out of poverty. But the effect was short-lived

Three male doctors reviewing x-ray results. One has an olive skin tone wearing royal blue scrubs and a stethoscope, one has a black skin tone wearing teal scrubs and one has a fair skin tone wearing white scrubs.

Is it ethical for Canada to recruit health-care workers from countries with worse healthcare crises?

by Larry Krotz

Canada is trying to solve its staffing crisis by luring doctors who are essential to their own countries' medical care

These mothers and emergency doctors are struggling to take care of their patients – and themselves

by Dawn Lim

During COVID-19, doctors were called superheroes. Today they are overworked and ignored

Three people sitting together at a white table, looking confused and dejected. The first woman has a shoulder-length brown curly hair and is wearing a purple sweater with a silver necklace. She has a black tablet in front of her. The second person has straight black hair with green died tips. She is writing in a notebook. The third person has a short dark brown afro and is wearing a white blouse and tan blazer. There is a book in front of her.

How to improve workplaces for neurodivergent employees

by Rosemary Richings

Only 33 percent of autistic adults are employed in Canada because there are so many barriers to success

Bride and groom dressed in a white dress and a grey suit, cutting a chocolate cake with red and pink flowers.

I found my faith by caring for my wife

by Geoff Jobson

Committing to being a caregiver for my sick partner helped me embrace uncertainty and understand universal love

How ancient concepts of leisure offer a new way forward for churches

by Christopher White

Jeffrey Paul Crittenden's recent book, "Leisure Resurrected", is an "important reminder of the church's gift to the world," our reviewer writes

We used an AI chatbot to speak to ‘Jesus’ about the climate crisis, miracles and Christmas

by Pieta Woolley

"Both traditional prayer and digital prayer bring different but equally valuable benefits to the spiritual life," says AI Jesus

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