Being Black in Trump’s America by Dante Stewart Theologian Danté Stewart on grief, resistance and the quiet power of resurrection
‘Our inclusivity is a huge draw’: Behind one congregation’s success by Christopher White Open hearts, open doors drive growth at Westminster United
Trad wives and the lie of liberation by Shanai Tanwar A 'softer life' may promise relief — but embracing patriarchy isn’t true liberation
How boomers are personalizing their last chapter by Larry Krotz From death doulas to digital legacies, this generation is flipping the script on end-of-life traditions
Cartoonist Kate Beaton rewrites the classic mermaid tale by Kate Spencer The Cape Breton author draws from her roots in a bold new children's book
Tent cities are growing in Canada — so is the call for meaningful change by Amarah Hasham-Steele Projects like A Better Tent City are helping the unhoused. But are they actually making a big difference?
Samuel Dansokho is hoping to be the United Church’s next moderator by Leslie Sinclair The moderator nominee and minister says he prefers to be a bridge who shows by example, rather than a “charismatic leader”
‘North of North’ tells a story rooted in Inuit joy by Meral Jamal The new comedy series explores Arctic culture, family and resilience in the fictional town of Ice Cove
U.S. House response to Budde’s sermon shows just how deeply Trump’s allies missed her point by Bri-anne Swan The bishop was not calling for the president's downfall; she was calling for his transformation