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After learning of the death of his son, a bereaved father made a stunning phone call

by Wayne Hilliker

How one conversation turned into something sacred

A middle-aged white woman with short curly blonde hair is holding a microphone and looking dismayed. She is wearing a blue and white striped shirt with a silver necklace and silver dangling earrings. She has on red lipstick.

Deborah Kimmett’s new memoir navigates her rocky spiritual journey with humour

by Pieta Woolley

In "Window Shopping for God," the Second City comedian shares her decades-long search for meaning

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The AI revolution is here. Can we harness it for good?

by Lindsay Borthwick

Some are embracing its immense potential, but one of the 'godfathers of AI' is worried about the 'existential risk' it poses

Two Indigenous women are standing in front of a purple tipi. The women are dressed in red and yellow dresses. One of the dresses has full sleeves and the other is sleeveless. One woman has dark brown hair tied into a braid and the other woman has light brown hair in a bun. They are talking and smiling.

New wave of Indigenous-led operas are reimagining the art form

by Cierra Bettens

The Canadian opera landscape is poised to grow and change as more Indigenous performers and writers tell their own stories

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Exploring the new wave of ‘cli-fi,’ where climate catastrophe meets fiction

by Josiah Neufeld

Billionaires play the villains in two recent Canadian novels

A group of protestors of different genders, ages, ethnicities stand in front of a RBC Bank in Toronto. Three of them are holding a banner that says, "Faith and Climate Action Toronto" on one line and on a second line, it says, "RBC Stop Funding Fossil Fuels!"

Toronto religious leaders organize a ’pray in’ to protest RBC’s funding of fossil fuels

by Olivia Vaughan

Nine protesters were arrested after urging the bank to prioritize the planet's future over profits.

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Using Indigenous wisdom to save the Martuwarra River

by Lesley Evans Ogden

Investing in collective wisdom, along with science and technology, is the key to responding to climate chaos, says Indigenous leader

What the monsters from Bible scriptures can tell us about ourselves

by Anne Thériault

Esther J. Hamori's book challenges readers to avoid turning complex stories into black-and-white narratives

United Church pauses applications from admission ministers due to many international candidates not finding jobs

by Julie Carl

Few churches are willing to accept ministers who are racialized, according to the United Church

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Why more non-binary athletes are avoiding organized sports in school

by Tobin Ng

Physical education programs discriminate against non-binary youth because they're forced to pick one gender and one team

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After learning of the death of his son, a bereaved father made a stunning phone call

Deborah Kimmett’s new memoir navigates her rocky spiritual journey with humour

The AI revolution is here. Can we harness it for good?

New wave of Indigenous-led operas are reimagining the art form

Exploring the new wave of ‘cli-fi,’ where climate catastrophe meets fiction

Toronto religious leaders organize a ’pray in’ to protest RBC’s funding of fossil fuels

Using Indigenous wisdom to save the Martuwarra River

What the monsters from Bible scriptures can tell us about ourselves

United Church pauses applications from admission ministers due to many international candidates not finding jobs

Why more non-binary athletes are avoiding organized sports in school

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