Justice
Timea Nagy-Payne is a survivor of human trafficking who was forced to work in Ontario’s sex industry. After escaping, she became an advocate for other survivors. She spoke with Lori-Ann Livingston.
Justice
Mayson Al Misri and her husband Maan Al Aboud are now safe in Ontario, but she left a lot behind.
Justice
More than 100 White Helmets and their family members made it out thanks to the operation. Sally Armstrong travels to the Middle East to get the inside story.
Justice
Dorothy Ellen Palmer presents a frank discussion with Sarah Jama about the challenges they face and the solutions they’re fighting to see in Canada.
Spirituality
“I really do think it’s part of the nature of transition, when we’re doing some serious examination of what is right in our own lives, that leads us to a reflection on [what] God and faith and religious practice means.”
Spirituality
Kimberley Mills has since been invited to join a local United Church.
UCC in Focus
The first Black moderator of the United Church didn't speak about the discrimination he experienced. Decades later, Black clergy are opening up that the problem continues.
Justice
One disability activist says Winnipeg has a chance to show it values his rights by opening Portage and Main.
Justice
Of the 14 percent of people in Canada with a disability, only half are employed. Companies are losing out.
Justice
Reports say nearly 1 million Chinese-Muslims are being held in Chinese detention centres.
