A church rethinks what it means to serve
St. Columba’s turned a gap in Port Hardy’s shelter system into an opportunity for reconciliation and community care
Trump’s Lake America order is about more than a name
Indigenous names were often replaced as European settlers took control. Some communities are now reclaiming those names.
Quilt Campaign Offers Comfort to Wildfire Evacuees
Heritage United Church in Markham, Ont. is collecting blankets for those displaced in Thunder Bay
New National Indigenous Council a “big step” towards independence within the United Church
The elected members, installed at the National Indigenous Spiritual Gathering, renew hope for the future
A cab ride sparked Fort McPherson’s first food bank
A chance conversation led to a partnership between the Tetlit Gwich'in Council and a Muslim charity in this remote N.W.T. community.
Building reconciliation, one Indigenous-led project at a time
The Catholic Archdiocese of Winnipeg is supporting healing initiatives that range from a survivor-led healing village to restorative justice and cultural preservation
A new home for hope in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside
First United’s $39-million community hub combines Indigenous housing with expanded services for low-income residents
Indigenous groups urge Canadians to rethink their relationship with water
Elders and advocates say decades of environmental damage can no longer be ignored
Rice Lake granted legal rights under First Nation law
The move turns reconciliation into environmental action on a lake facing invasive species, pollution and declining oxygen levels
What Broadview’s predecessor chose not to see about the Edmonton Residential School
The Christian Guardian portrayed the new school as modern and orderly. But Indigenous children described hunger and fear
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