Now in her 90s, Sister Virginia Varley is a painter still open to surprises
After spending almost two decades painting mandalas, Varley now finds joy in abstraction
‘The Porter’ showcases Black Canadian train workers’ historic fight for equality
The new CBC series explores the formation of North America's first Black labour union, but its lens is also broader
Immersive shows are frantic and frenzied and here to stay
They may not be subtle, but they're powerful in their own way, and they're also easier for many people to access
‘Rebel Hearts’ celebrates the radical spirit of a group of nuns in the 1960s
The documentary celebrates misfits like Corita Kent, but is also a rich examination of the conflicts that rocked the Catholic Church at
My first Christmas in Canada was a disappointment, but it taught me so much
In Pakistan, our family holiday celebrations were loud and full of pomp; in Canada, they were small and quiet
4 online Christmas concerts for those not quite ready for in-person theatre
You don't need to leave your home to experience the warmth and magic of these talented performers
Bollywood movies are more than breezy rom-coms
The world’s largest film industry entertains, empowers and teaches
Tammy Faye biopic doesn’t treat televangelist like a joke
'The Eyes of Tammy Faye' is a surprisingly sympathetic account of the Bakkers' saga
‘Night Raiders’ shows the power of sci-fi and horror to illustrate Indigenous experiences
The dystopian film is part of a recent wave of Indigenous genre movies
Ivan Coyote’s new book is a study in the healing power of letters
The writer's attempt to respond to some of the letters they've received over the years is infused with kindness
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June 2025 Issue In this issue: Facing the next century with faith; How the legacy of the social gospel has shaped the United Church; The story of the Indigenous Church and a journey to right relations |
