How ancient concepts of leisure offer a new way forward for churches by Christopher White Jeffrey Paul Crittenden's recent book, "Leisure Resurrected", is an "important reminder of the church's gift to the world," our reviewer writes
United churches determined to stand up for LGBTQ2S+ kids as anti-trans hate rises by Josiah Neufeld “This is the moment for Christians to boldly show up,” says Affirm United director, Alix Dolson
Why expats and tourists should learn the true histories of their dream destinations by Dennis Gruending Around 5,000 Canadians call San Miguel de Allende in Mexico their second home. How many of them are aware of the city's
‘The Holdovers’ takes audiences back to the ’70s in touching film about three lost souls by Robert Liwanag Director Alexander Payne straddles nostalgia and humour in new Christmas dramedy
What Canada can learn from Brazil about returning land to Indigenous communities by Byron Armstrong Brazil's new government has made several commitments to Indigenous reconciliation in a fraction of the time the Canadian government has been in
Jewish-led vigil in Toronto mourns deaths in both Israel and Gaza while calling for ceasefire by Jadine Ngan "We don’t want to have any part in war crimes being done to the Palestinian people in our name," says vigil co-organizer
Author Emma Donoghue on the power of queer love stories by Mzwandile Poncana The award-winning novelist tackles race and gender identity in her new book, Learned by Heart
We are all trustees by Vicki Nelson I’m not actually a United Church policy wonk – I haven’t even read The Manual – but I do understand that aside
How Broadview’s predecessor silenced Indigenous voices at Confederation by David Kim-Cragg Focused on nation-building, The Christian Guardian turned its back on Indigenous land rights
As a Labrador Inuk, I’m tired of Quebec politicians erasing Labradorian culture by Ossie Michelin "I want to tell them that Labradorians are our own distinct people as well," Ossie Michelin writes