Justice
60 years ago, Canada’s health-care system began amid a storm of controversy
Saskatchewan's health minister at the time reportedly slept with a shotgun for fear of his life
History
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Justice
Historic Black chapel may finally get proper recognition
The Fugitive Slave Chapel could be restored and permanently installed at a London, Ont. museum
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Ethical Living
By day, he was my dad. By night, he was the Padre of the Pubs.
Rev. Gordon Winch worked urban outreach for five years in downtown Toronto
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UCC in Focus
Youth project at B.C. church captures intergenerational stories
Pitt Meadows United now has a detailed history of congregants' faith experiences
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UCC in Focus
New website preserves Vancouver Japanese United history
The church's rich past, which goes back to the late 19th century, is the focus of the interactive new resource
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Spirituality
The Acadian roots of a curious Ontario landmark
My grandmother wouldn't say why she built a monument to the Virgin Mary — only that it was a promise
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Spirituality
Meet the saint bringing comfort to those in isolation
The patron saint of Palermo, Saint Rosalia spent much of her life in solitude
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Justice
The forgotten victims of a century-old pandemic
Thousands were held in internment camps amid horrid conditions. Then influenza hit.
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Ethical Living
Honouring some of Canada’s Silver Cross Mothers
A series of photos looks at the women who have represented all Canadian mothers who lost a child in military service
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Justice
Misogyny, not magic: Remembering Scottish ‘witches’
This writer went on a pilgrimage to Paisley to see their ancestral witch "kin" — and found the remains in a surprising place
