Ideologies are colliding at Canadian universities, and free speech is caught in the crossfire by Justin Dallaire "Universities are supposed to be places for the exchange of ideas, not for ideological war."
Restless longing is core to being human. What happens when it leads us off course? by Jane Dawson "Understanding what our spirit is trying to tell us in these unforeseen detours is often the work of a lifetime."
The other residential schools by Trisha Elliott Nine Canadian boarding schools for the deaf and blind have faced legal action. Former students remember the abuse and displacement they experienced
26-year-old minister on what drew her to ministry by Mario Toneguzzi "Even in high school, I started thinking about ministry. At that time, I couldn’t see myself writing sermons every week."
13 things I learned at witch camp by Anne Bokma ‘Howling at the moon seems like a reasonable option in a world gone mad’
Undocumented people share how they live outside the system by Kristy Woudstra Up to half a million people are living in Canada without official status. The 'sanctuary city' movement is growing, but the fear
Inuit in Ottawa for medical treatment ‘extremely homesick’ by Ian Coutts Canada's capital plays host each year to thousands of Inuit needing medical attention they can't get back home. Two local residences offer
Christian mom shares her child’s transition to Noah by Anonymous ‘We told him we loved him and would support him.’
Making the pilgrimage to Rachel’s Tomb by Byron Rempel-Burkholder Approaching a biblical holy site on foot becomes a journey through the tangled reality of Israel and the occupied territories today
The pealing of church bells may soon be a distant memory by Bertrand Marotte "It had great meaning culturally and socially, and I personally think it’s a little bit sad that we don’t have these aural