April/May 2024, Ethical Living | Environment
What’s the secret to a more sustainable future?
This University of British Columbia professor is optimistic about climate action and believes the answer lies in the power of community
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Spirituality | Environment
Making sense of solar eclipses through ancient superstitions
How a pope’s celestial showdown shaped the church’s stance on the cosmos
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April/May 2024, UCC in Focus | Society
More United Church clergy are feeling targeted by congregational bullies
"This minister says he now expects to be bullied wherever he goes," writes Christopher White
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March 2024, UCC in Focus | Religion
How Easter makes me rethink the Church’s role in justice
It's a time for radically inclusive discipleship, writes United Church Moderator Rt. Rev. Carmen Lansdowne
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Ethical Living, March 2024 | Society
How this knitter and preacher’s kid fosters interfaith conversations through art
From tapestries to plays and a podcast, Kirk Dunn finds common threads among faith traditions
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April/May 2024, Ethical Living | Environment
How spiritual practices help me navigate my climate grief
"Joy is what happens when we commit to find our footing in the flood," writes Therese DesCamp
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April/May 2024, Ethical Living | Environment
How should we navigate the climate crisis?
Broadview's spring climate issue shares how Canadians can manage climate anxiety and prepare for sustainable solutions
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Ethical Living, March 2024 | Society
Why child poverty is rising in Canada again
Pandemic CERB payments helped lift thousands of kids out of poverty. But the effect was short-lived
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Ethical Living, March 2024 | Ethics
Is it ethical for Canada to recruit health-care workers from countries with worse healthcare crises?
Canada is trying to solve its staffing crisis by luring doctors who are essential to their own countries' medical care
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Ethical Living | Human Rights
Community support helps refugee family find home amidst Canada’s housing crisis
In Toronto, the 6,000 asylum seekers in need of beds make up more than half the city’s shelter population, Chua writes
