Babyn Yar exhibition explores the birth of a synagogue at the site of a massacre
The story of the horror and the structure that commemorates it are now being told at the Koffler Centre of the Arts
My grandfather was murdered in the Holocaust. These postcards help me remember him.
A gift from my mother introduced me to a man I never knew and revealed the love within a marriage cut short
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
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?’
Castleton Massacre survivor co-authors memoir
The book honours the voices of the victims and sheds light on femicide in Canada
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
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.
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
Historic Black chapel may finally get proper recognition
The Fugitive Slave Chapel could be restored and permanently installed at a London, Ont. museum
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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