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
Justice
This writer went on a pilgrimage to Paisley to see their ancestral witch "kin" — and found the remains in a surprising place
Ethical Living
Writer Christine Estima traces a story of romance and fate after stumbling upon the letters in a Toronto market.
UCC in Focus
Lt-Col. Sidney Lambert helped start the organization at the close of the Great War. It is still doing vital work for Canadians with disabilities.
Justice
Mary Riter Hamilton created more than 300 paintings that capture the death and destruction of the Great War. But years later, some of her works ended up molding in a library.
Ethical Living
The community of St. Lawrence, on the Burin Peninsula, hopes to draw in tourists with its tale of a terrible disaster and the people who came to the rescue.
Justice
Editor’s note: The following is a commencement address that was given by author Ursula K. Le Guin at Mills College in 1983 I want to thank the Mills College Class of ’83 for offering me a rare chance: to speak aloud in public in the language of women.
Spirituality
Martin Rumscheidt on his father’s complicity in the Nazi extermination of Jewish people.
UCC in Focus
He was editor-in-chief of the United Church New Curriculum, pressing his vision with patience, wit and Scottish charm
Society
Doomsday imaginings have deep roots in religion, prophesied in both sacred texts and folklore. Another is predicted for the end of next year
Justice
Around 100,000 Aboriginal students attended about 130 residential schools over more than a century. It is now up to the TRC to remember them.