Military emissions are Canada’s climate blind spot
As Ottawa expands defence spending, it must also measure and report the environmental cost of armed forces
What drag taught me about Christian ministry
Both can reveal truth, challenge power and invite people into liberation
Indigenous groups urge Canadians to rethink their relationship with water
Elders and advocates say decades of environmental damage can no longer be ignored
How to be a good man today
As society embraces new and improved models of masculinity, some young men are adrift
Rice Lake granted legal rights under First Nation law
The move turns reconciliation into environmental action on a lake facing invasive species, pollution and declining oxygen levels
The FIFA World Cup brings joy. It also raises difficult questions.
Sports journalist Shireen Ahmed on soccer’s power to unite — and the forces that complicate it
This conversation never would have happened online
At a gathering on safe consumption sites, people with opposing views stayed in the room — and taught me something about empathy
Is Gen Z really coming back to church?
Recent surveys suggest young adults may be rediscovering religion, but sociologists caution the evidence is still far from clear
Classroom antisemitism in full swing, U.S. academic tells Winnipeg synagogue
'Jewish students see hostility their peers don’t,' says Rachel Fish
Inside Alberta’s Christian Leadership Summit
A United Church minister chronicles the gathering where conservative politics and Christianity were tightly intertwined
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