Noam Chomsky on the private interests undermining democracy by Paul Salvatori The activist and intellectual on why putting people first is key to saving our world
After the N.S. shootings, we’ve also lost a way of life by Sara Jewell A local United church leader reflects on the horror that shook rural communities
Why the pet rescue business is buyer beware by Diane Peters “Adopt, don’t shop” has become a mantra for many animal lovers. But some smaller rescues fly under the regulatory radar.
Amid COVID-19, my church is proving it’s more than a building by Christopher White Right now, we have a chance to really understand our mission to the world
Sacred Indigenous rock art sites under threat by Amy van den Berg Across Canada, stories are told through drawings on stone. But protecting them shouldn't mean turning them into artifacts.
We don’t seem to be learning from HIV/AIDS by Jay Cavanagh "COVID-19 is being used to fuel racist rhetoric. This way of thinking held us back in our fight against HIV."
Unravelling the myth of Mary Magdalene by Anne Thériault Church fathers cast her as a fallen woman. It's time to rethink her role in the Easter story.
Nunavut MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq on what she’s fighting for by Alex Mlynek The NDP politician doesn't want future generations to have the same conversations as she did growing up
Canadian clergy curling tournament puts fellowship on ice by Emily McFarlan Miller, Religion News Service The Friars’ Briar runs parallel to the Tim Hortons Brier, the annual men's curling championship
Students protest Hindu nationalism with new take on Holi by Aysha Khan, Religion News Service The campaign, organized at 21 university campuses in the U.S., is in solidarity with anti-government protesters in India