Marie Wilson, of Truth and Reconciliation Commission, on hope and strength
The story of residential schools is part of the story of Canada, and we can learn from those parts of our story
Alberta oil sands spark this generation’s most acute moral dilemmas
When it comes to debating the oil sands, there's no middle ground, just fervent supporters and equally fervent detractors
United Church hospitals in remote areas are few but necessary
Over the years, the United Church has owned and staffed about 30 hospitals and medical clinics. Today, four remain
United Church apology 10 years ago helped set bar for federal government
The church apologized for its involvement in running residential schools for Indigenous children, and for all the pain and hardship those schools
Musician Bruce Cockburn is on a lifelong quest for deeper meaning
The Canadian singer/songwriter has made 26 albums in 40 years, much of it infused with an uncanny ability to bridge the divide
United Church searches archives for those dead at residential schools
As the Truth and Reconciliation Commission gears up, the United Church and others are scouring the archives for names of children who
Victoria’s homeless have rooms of their own in a $14-million facility
The new building sprang from a collaboration between a United Church drop-in centre and an interdenominational Christian housing centre
Latin American government and citizens are reinventing politics
Parts of Latin America are in the midst of a transformation that was almost unthinkable 20 years ago, supported by church social
The real value of saying “sorry”
Apologies not only help right past wrongs; they can also open a window on the injustices of today
Join us tonight for our National Online Reading Club
Broadview editor and publisher Jocelyn Bell will speak with Tanya Talaga and Al Tysick
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