A Ukrainian soldier on surviving Mariupol and Russian captivity
Yulia Goroshanska speaks about loss, motherhood, trauma and starting over after the city’s devastating siege
Winnipeg Muslims shaken, weighing safety after deadly U.S. mosque shooting
The San Diego attack has heightened fears at local mosques, where leaders say security needs are growing but resources remain limited
How restorative justice can heal communities
Canada’s corrections system is under strain. Advocates say a new approach can better serve victims and offenders alike.
Iraq’s child brides
Girls as young as nine are being forced into marriage in Iraq. Women’s rights activists are risking everything to fight back.
Should I attend an event featuring a speaker accused of transphobia?
A reader grapples with showing support for a complex figure
Journalist Jessica Barrett on the keys to solving the housing crisis
The author of “No Place Like Home” on moving away from a market-driven model
Why a former evangelical author is challenging faith in firearms
In his new book, William J. Kole argues that gun-loving U.S. Christians have lost their way
Canadian churches have unfinished business with Indian day schools
Drawing on survivor testimony, historian Jackson Pind examines how churches enforced colonial control
Why fascism fuels misogyny and how we can fight it
Digital media scholar Brianna Wiens explains how far-right movements radicalize young men — and feed online hatred of women
Quebec’s struggling churches are finding new life as homeless shelters
An experiment at Saint-Roch is keeping doors open for parishioners and the wider community
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