A year into lockdown, Kashmir’s alienation has turned to betrayal
India stripped the disputed region of its autonomy last August, but many political and civil society leaders are still under detention and
Land-based camp connects church and Indigenous communities
Pabaamashi came out of a partnership between a Kenora United church, Anishinaabe and Métis leaders, and local organizations
Sacred Indigenous rock art sites under threat
Across Canada, stories are told through drawings on stone. But protecting them shouldn't mean turning them into artifacts.
Church leaders call on lawmakers to lead on Palestinian crisis
A KAIROS Canada-led group that travelled to the region last year presented its findings on Parliament Hill
Nunavut MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq on what she’s fighting for
The NDP politician doesn't want future generations to have the same conversations as she did growing up
L’Arche book author ‘gutted’ by Jean Vanier abuse revelations
Carolyn Whitney-Brown's new volume explores the relationship between L'Arche and The United Church of Canada
From the frontlines of the Wet’suwet’en struggle
I gained a spiritual understanding through people's stories about what this territory means to them
Wet’suwet’en acts of solidarity by youth give me courage
This week has been one of fury, heartbreak and courage across this land some call Canada
MLK’s last Sunday sermon is as relevant today as it was in 1968
He confronted those who said racial healing would come if we just gave it time
Indigenous comedians chip away at colonialism
Amid a legacy of trauma, comedy was used as a "tool for survival" — and is now a platform for education
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