In ‘Dinner on Mars,’ food researchers redesign our agricultural system from scratch by Alanna Mitchell Evan D.G. Fraser and Lenore Newman present radical solutions to our current food problems
Giving land back and other ways Canadians are making reconciliation personal by Sarah Treleaven These settlers are going beyond orange shirts and land acknowledgments
Elizabeth May calls Bill Blaikie ‘prophetic voice’ in tribute by Emma Prestwich MPs across the political spectrum recognized the late MP and United Church minister in the House of Commons
These Indigenous groups are helping youth aging out of foster care by Laura Eggertson Organizations like the Lu'ma Native Housing Society step in to fill the gap for Indigenous foster kids
Why I wanted to throw away my Girl Guide badges by Vanessa Chiasson As I confronted my complicated memories of Guides, I learned I wasn't alone
Coast Salish sweat-lodge keeper welcomes all to share in healing by Katharine Lake Berz Hwiemtun cleanses collective trauma through sweat-lodge ceremonies
Museums need to do more than ‘reimagine’ galleries to accurately portray histories by Umbrin Bukan Over the past few years, the path towards change has been disappointing, rocky and systemically ineffectual
Tomson Highway on the magic of Cree and power of myths by Tobin Ng The iconic author and playwright is travelling across Canada this month to deliver his CBC Massey Lectures
This is a time for the United Church to listen by Jocelyn Bell Carmen Lansdowne's election suggests the denomination has come a long way on reconciliation, but there is still a lot of work ahead
How Canadian churches can live out this TRC call to action by Beatrice Ekoko Faith communities should use their stock holdings to support Indigenous communities
She was researching Mary Magdalene. Then Elizabeth Schrader-Polczer found something no one had noticed.