The truth is never the whole story
A former Canadian Museum for Human Rights director on the 'Palestine Uprooted' controversy
As wildfires tear through B.C., faith communities open their doors
With thousands fleeing their homes, Naramata Centre, Oasis United Church and other congregations are offering shelter, food and comfort
A Palestinian chef serves up stories of home
On a Canadian tour, Izzeldin Bukhari uses traditional dishes to share his family history, culture and experiences of displacement
They don’t just want better prisons. They want no prisons
For Canadian Quakers, a radical commitment to social justice has led to challenging incarceration itself
A data centre looming for Lorneville
A massive proposed development is forcing a New Brunswick community to confront the environmental costs of Canada’s digital future
A Canadian medical worker bears witness to life inside Gaza
Dorotea Gucciardo reflects on six weeks treating patients amid airstrikes, displacement and deepening hunger
Five faith leaders, five unexpected passions
An artist, cyclist, powerlifter, trail builder and embroiderer reveal how personal passions sustain them through the demands of spiritual leadership
When a church stops asking hard questions
The Anglican Church of Canada's decision to replace journalism with public relations is a betrayal, argues former Anglican Journal editor Matthew Townsend
What happened to religion on the CBC?
As dedicated programming disappeared over decades, debate has grown over whether Canada's public broadcaster still reflects the country's spiritual diversity
Manitoba church camp declares season a washout
Disastrous flooding forced the closure of Wellman Lake United Church Camp — days before campers were to arrive
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