The secret lives of cows, chickens and pigs
What really happens on farms today? Many urbanites believe the worst. The writer heads into the countryside to see if the stereotypes
Why so many mid-life Canadians are choosing to be single
In defiance of social expectations, many mid-life adults have chosen to go it alone — and wouldn’t have it any other way
Why we make New Year’s resolutions, and why we don’t have to keep them
"Everything I now experience in my life is utterly predictable...But I don’t want to spend this time making resolutions to be thin,
Why do children and youth have so much anxiety?
Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health problem among young people. Broadview looks at why this generation is so jittery.
Cuba’s paradox and passages
An island enigma, Cuba bewilders and beguiles. And somehow, it perseveres. — May 2000
Walter Brueggemann on how most people misread the Bible
The American theologian and United Church of Christ minister talks about political engagement, prophetic morality, biblical justice and his vision for a
What the beating of Abdirahman Abdi says about racism in Canada
Canadians are deceiving themselves if they think anti-Black prejudice is only an American affliction. A recent deadly police beating casts our own
What the end of The Record means for church publications
We say a sad goodbye to The Presbyterian Record, a newspaper that has been printing for well over 100 years
What makes evangelicals so appealing?
Their beliefs are clear, their style is hip — and they seem to be exactly what new Canadians are looking for.
His ancestors never came back from residential school, so he went to visit them
Anthony Dreaver Johnston drove four hours to honour family members he had never met
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