Tea bags and other surprising places plastics lurk
Hidden plastics rarely get recycled and often can’t be reused. Here we make some of the invisibles visible.
How churches are saving themselves through real estate
Churches across the country are trading their valuable real estate for long-term funding. But success takes more than good intentions.
Saskatchewan and Indigenous churches split land income
The Saskatchewan and All Native Circle Conferences agree to split the proceeds of oil-rich land.
Humanitarian in Haiti discusses Trump’s recent remarks
After her high school graduation in 2010, Morgan Wienberg decided to go to Haiti to help after the earthquake. She has never
Egerton Ryerson: The legacy of a tarnished hero
He founded public education in Ontario — and this very magazine — while also promoting residential schools. How should we judge Ryerson
My last conversation with Nanny
Editor Jocelyn Bell reflects on the power of our final words with loved ones.
14 writers share final conversations with loved ones
These stories will make you laugh, cry and rage. Maybe they’ll spark a fond memory. Or perhaps they’ll prompt you to consider
Canada has yet to begin the process of reconciliation
We now have a responsibility to Tina Fontaine and Colten Boushie to face our structural racism and work toward decolonization together.
Visiting Walden Pond: The roots of simple, spiritual living
Henry David Thoreau's iconic refuge is where he learned to live simply, intentionally and at one with nature.
Reconciliation process: What can Canada learn from Australia?
Both countries have terrible histories with Indigenous peoples. The writer travels Down Under to find out how they're trying to make it
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July/August 2025 Issue In this issue: New approaches to dementia care to help people live a full life; How to talk across polarities; How white evangelicals incite homophobia in Uganda |
