After being attacked in an ‘act of hate,’ this mosque wants to forgive the perpetrators by Stephanie Bai The Baitul Kareem Mosque in Cambridge, Ont., was broken into and vandalized, with damages potentially exceeding tens of thousands of dollars
Since starting at 21, Cheyenne Sundance has been revolutionizing who can be a farmer by Stephanie Bai She knows the barriers that marginalized youth face when it comes to growing food
Inside the scramble to find culturally competent care for elderly immigrants by Sadiya Ansari Wait times for these facilities hover around a decade for those who want to reconnect with their roots as they age
This church’s vending machine gives out free needles, not snacks by Abbas Mehrabian Sackville United is targeting New Brunswick’s overdose problem with harm-reduction supplies
Prayer wall dedication marks 100-year anniversary of Tulsa massacre by Peter Smith, Associated Press Anywhere from dozens to 300 people died when a white mob descended on the Black Oklahoma neighbourhood in 1921
Why churches like GraceLife embrace pandemic denial by Robin Willey Pastor James Coates was jailed for breaking Alberta's public health laws
What gaps in bias reveal about high-profile shootings targeting Asian Americans by Simran Jeet Singh, Religion News Service Hate crime charges seem like no brainers in the court of public opinion. The reality inside courtrooms is much different.
Churches serve communities. Now community hubs are saving churches. by Rob Csernyik Relationships between congregations and neighborhoods are breathing new life into old buildings
Markham, Ont., vaccine initiative shows what happens when tech and faith team up by Diane Peters Rev. Nicola Skinner and Ray Lai of Grace Anglican Church are part of a team that booked more than 3,000 seniors for
We asked moms how to make Mother’s Day more inclusive by Brian Vinh Tien Trinh The holiday's history proves it can change to meet different needs