Whose Christianity will shape Alberta’s future? by Josiah Neufeld As the province heads toward a referendum on independence and immigration, Christians are divided over what faith demands
The Confession booth on wheels by Josiah Neufeld As a Mennonite professor tours rural Manitoba in a converted camper trailer, a small congregation becomes an unlikely home for people
Meeting Black youth where they are by Jumol Royes The Kuumba program is expanding culturally responsive mental health care into a hospital emergency department
David Suzuki still believes change is possible by Nate Smelle The veteran environmentalist discusses activism, empathy, war and the choices shaping the next generation
How churches are supporting LGBTQ asylum seekers by Prarthana Pathak Volunteers are becoming legal guides, housing advocates and chosen family for people rebuilding their lives after fleeing persecution
As the World Cup unfolds, this faith leader sees soccer as ministry by Emma Prestwich Luc Noubissi is using the sport to build community, nurture faith and connect young African francophone men across Canada
What drag taught me about Christian ministry by Christopher Clark McBain Both can reveal truth, challenge power and invite people into liberation
Mark Carney’s antisemitism announcement sparks mixed reactions from Jewish Canadians by James Adair Does the Prime Minister’s new advisory council on rights, equality and inclusion go too far — or not far enough?
Palestinian Christians seek solidarity amid war and displacement by Josiah Neufeld Conference speakers urge global churches to support communities facing bombardment, forced migration and an uncertain future
Winnipeg Muslims shaken, weighing safety after deadly U.S. mosque shooting by Josiah Neufeld The San Diego attack has heightened fears at local mosques, where leaders say security needs are growing but resources remain limited