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
Winkler’s first Pride draws stories of pain and hope
A trans man returns to his Manitoba hometown for its inaugural event, finding a community still split on 2SLGBTQ+ inclusion
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
I found my way back to the Anglican Church, imperfections and all
As a trans woman, I’ve returned on my own terms — and joined others working to make the church more open to
Why bisexual Christians still feel unseen in affirming congregations
Churches need to rethink the assumptions around belonging itself, a Winnipeg pastor argues
A Ukrainian soldier on surviving Mariupol and Russian captivity
Yulia Goroshanska speaks about loss, motherhood, trauma and starting over after the city’s devastating siege
High cost of compassion threatens to shutter Christian home for people with HIV in Winnipeg
The possible closure of House of Hesed comes days after Manitoba declared a public health emergency over soaring HIV infection rates
What Broadview’s predecessor chose not to see about the Edmonton Residential School
The Christian Guardian portrayed the new school as modern and orderly. But Indigenous children described hunger and fear
How restorative justice can heal communities
Canada’s corrections system is under strain. Advocates say a new approach can better serve victims and offenders alike.
People in war-torn Sudan ‘are left with nothing’
The “unimaginable and unacceptable” cost of looking away from the world’s largest humanitarian crisis
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