Justice
Canadian law professor on what’s wrong with sexual assault trials
Elaine Craig's book explores how the legal profession contributes to harms experienced by complainants.
Society
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Spirituality
3 transgender Canadians share the journeys that shaped their faith
“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.”
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Spirituality
Day of the Dead helped me find peace after losing my mom
"Maybe a departed loved one simply visits in the form of a beautiful memory that warms, rather than breaks, one’s heart."
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Ethical Living
Why so many single Canadians are eating with strangers
The revival of community dinners reveals that we long for more than good food—we want human connection.
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Spirituality
The spirituality of my last period
"Having my period made me feel connected to the mysterious ebb and flow of life."
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Justice
Thousands of Ontario students protesting Doug Ford’s changes to curriculum this Friday
High school students across the province are taking part in We The Students Do Not Consent protests this Friday at 1 p.m.
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Ethical Living
Do we face a future without Down syndrome?
Advances in prenatal testing mean parents can detect the chromosomal difference earlier. What does this mean for the future of Down Syndrome?
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Ethical Living
Canadian programs help asylum seekers navigate their new home
For some refugees, coming to Canada is incredibly lonely. Volunteers are trying to change that.
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UCC in Focus
Edmonton camp allows transgender kids to just be themselves
Camp Dragonfly is a break from public life from trans children, says the organizer, where their 'existence is constantly under question.'
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Ethical Living
How harm reduction can help end the drug crisis
'I’d like to see it be part of the education system so that the stigma can be lifted about people accessing these drugs,' says one youth councillor.
