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
Culture
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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
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December 2020, Ethical Living
Hana Shafi’s affirmations celebrate life at its messiest
Her new book, "Small, Broke, and Kind of Dirty: Affirmations for the Real World" encourages people to embrace their flaws
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December 2020, UCC in Focus
Rev. Alf Dumont on his dual Indigenous and settler identity
"It hasn’t been the easiest journey," says the United Church minister of Anishinaabe and European heritage
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December 2020, Ethical Living
Poem by Afua Cooper: Things I Like Doing
The poem is excerpted from "Black Matters," and is Cooper’s lyrical take on the featured image
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Justice, November 2020
3 films show why the fight for reproductive justice is not over
"AKA Jane Roe," "The 8th" and "Never Rarely Sometimes Always" highlight different aspects of the issue of choice
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Justice, November 2020
The granddaughter of a Doukhobor peace activist traces her family’s history of protest
Vera Maloff explores her grandfather's struggles to honour his pacifist beliefs in this memoir
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October 2020, Spirituality
Sufjan Stevens is Gen Z’s unlikely prophet
Embraced by a new generation of fans, the indie musician still holds his faith close to his heart
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Justice, October 2020
New novel explores the lingering trauma of female genital cutting
"Seven" feels like especially personal work for author Farzana Doctor
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Justice, October 2020
Mesmerizing rugs explore the meaning of sanctuary
The exhibit at Toronto's Aga Khan Museum examines the theme in an age of global displacement
