Ethical Living, March 2021
Poetry kept Pádraig Ó Tuama alive. Now he’s sharing it with everyone else.
The "Poetry Unbound" podcast host asks readers to slow down their lives for about 15 minutes of spoken word
Culture
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Ethical Living, March 2021
Marilynne Robinson’s new novel explores an impossible love
But at the heart of "Jack" is a question of redemption
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Ethical Living, March 2021
Jael Richardson on truly diversifying publishing
The founder of the Festival of Literary Diversity says that the work involves more than just checking boxes
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Ethical Living, Jan./Feb. 2021
Two Canadian films you won’t want to miss
These movies tackle the role of corporations and the Oka Crisis
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Jan./Feb. 2021, Spirituality
Innovative album recreates Hagia Sophia’s heavenly acoustics
Singing is banned in the Istanbul cathedral, which was converted back into a mosque this July
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Ethical Living, Jan./Feb. 2021
Photographer aims to capture strength of young caregivers
Max Alexander says his own experience as a carer gave him the resources to empathize with others
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Ethical Living
New Messiah production aims to lift up diverse voices
Handel's beloved Christmas classic has been shortened, made more inclusive and brought online for free
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December 2020, Ethical Living
This Christmas, choirs are looking for new ways to sing together
COVID-19 restrictions mean we're more nostalgic this holiday than ever
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December 2020, Justice
New book shines a light on Canada’s forced relocation of Inuit to the High Arctic
In "What I Remember, What I Know: The Life of a High Arctic Exile," Larry Audlaluk weaves together his own memories and interviews with others
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April/May 2021, Ethical Living
Colin Mochrie to host fundraiser that pairs humour and church music
The event aims to raise money for three Ontario United congregations and educate the public about classical music
