Since starting at 21, Cheyenne Sundance has been revolutionizing who can be a farmer
She knows the barriers that marginalized youth face when it comes to growing food
As more U.S. states legalize composting humans, some Catholics aren’t digging it
Groups are split on whether turning bodies into soil is respectful
The fix for more sustainable and livable cities starts with your garden
Privately owned gardens make up 35 and 86 percent of a city's total green space, depending on where you live
Catholic Church’s sexual abuse response puts reputation first, victims second
The church should shift its emphasis on leaders and members and focus on survivors' well-being instead
There’s no better time to revisit the music of Willie Dunn
'Creation Never Sleeps, Creation Never Dies' is now on streaming services
Jane Goodall doesn’t think we can fully explain life through science
The world-renowned primatologist shares her understanding of the universe
Join us tonight for our National Online Reading Club
You won't want to miss this event with these three thoughtful guests
To understand the Fairy Creek logging protests, we need to go back to 1993
Recent RCMP arrests of protestors look a lot like those from the 'War in the Woods'
These First Nations are taking safe drinking water into their own hands
We still don't know the full scope of the problem after 30 years of broken promises from Ottawa
From Bob Dylan to Tina Turner: How do we treat stars when they stop shining?
My musical icons of the '60s no longer have the same appeal as they turn 80
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September/October 2025 In this issue: A new look at the sun, a 4.6-billion-year-old star; How Qualicum First Nation awakened its language; Is prison labour rehabilitation or exploitation? |
