January/February 2023, Justice
Why descendants of Black settlers in Ontario fought to keep a controversial road name
This group has been working to retain Negro Creek Road for 28 years
History
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December 2022, Justice
Impact of ‘Eskimo disc system’ on Inuit brought to light in new book
Writer Norma Dunning explores the little-known Eskimo Identification Canada program in ‘Kinauvit?’
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Ethical Living, January/February 2023
Castleton Massacre survivor co-authors memoir
The book honours the voices of the victims and sheds light on femicide in Canada
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Ethical Living, Oct/Nov 2022
It’s time to take a closer look at what we’re eating for Thanksgiving
We can't ignore the contributions that Indigenous people have made to this holiday
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Oct/Nov 2022, Spirituality
I stumbled across Christianity’s first queer icon — two and a half decades too late
Sebastian is the patron saint of athletes and archers, and a protector against plague. But the queer community has also claimed him.
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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
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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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Jan./Feb. 2021, 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
