South Asians face rising hate in Canada by Jeevan Sangha Amid policy shifts and government failures, new immigrants endure scapegoating and racism
Indigenous resistance doesn’t begin or end at the Canada-U.S. border by Maggie Dieter As Canadians react to cross-border tensions, many Indigenous communities stay focused on more systemic struggles
RFK Jr.’s views on autism aren’t just wrong — they’re dangerous by Wanda Deschamps As an autistic person, my diagnosis isn't my biggest obstacle
U.S. minister eyeing Canada move: ‘I can’t allow my grandson to be on the back of the bus’ by Evgenia Shestunova As safety concerns grow in a polarized America, Rev. Anthony Williams and other United Church of Christ clergy are looking to transfer
Pope Francis left a roadmap for us. Will we follow it? by Michael W. Higgins We can't afford to ignore his calls to champion the poor and support the planet
‘No Other Land’ is a cry for justice in West Bank by Keith Hagerman The Oscar-winning documentary details life under occupation and urges viewers to break the silence
‘This is where I need to be’: A Canadian doctor reports from a Gaza hospital by Deirdre Nunan Orthopedic surgeon Deirdre Nunan has been working near Khan Younis, where airstrikes shake hospital walls
I study empathy—Elon Musk gets it all wrong by Greg Depow He calls it a “weakness,” but his argument rests on false assumptions
Trad wives and the illusion of freedom by Shanai Tanwar A 'softer life' may promise relief — but embracing patriarchy isn’t true liberation
Here’s why Canada has to apologize for slavery by Paul Douglas Walfall New records show that many people living in Canada received compensation after slavery was abolished