The Muslim family killed in London, Ont. could have been mine by Zahra Khozema A mundane walk feels like a fear-filled endeavour when my mom goes for a stroll
Jane Goodall doesn’t think we can fully explain life through science by Yonat Shimron, Religion News Service The world-renowned primatologist shares her understanding of the universe
How to ensure Indigenous tourism experiences support the right communities by Mike Alexander Enrich your next trip with the histories, cultures, and languages of Turtle Island
This lawyer wants to help people represent themselves in court by Erin Alladin Order of Canada recipient Julie Macfarlane founded the National Self-Represented Litigants Project
Meet the doctor bridging faith and science to get fellow Christians vaccinated by Emily McFarlan Miller, Religion News Service Emily Smith is the mind behind the Friendly Neighbor Epidemiologist Facebook page
Why churches like GraceLife embrace pandemic denial by Robin Willey Pastor James Coates was jailed for breaking Alberta's public health laws
Churches band together to mourn COVID-19’s impact on communities of colour by Stephanie Bai Rev. Stephen Milton says the number of crosses relates to Ontario’s daily death count
Banning conversion therapy is step one. Here’s what needs to come next. by Emma Prestwich Canada's health and medical systems aren't equipped to treat the resulting trauma, says one advocate
These First Nations are taking safe drinking water into their own hands by Kerry Black We still don't know the full scope of the problem after 30 years of broken promises from Ottawa
What gaps in bias reveal about high-profile shootings targeting Asian Americans by Simran Jeet Singh, Religion News Service Hate crime charges seem like no brainers in the court of public opinion. The reality inside courtrooms is much different.