How global disarmament can improve global health
Fostering peace and justice is as vital to society’s collective well-being as health-care systems
Why child poverty is rising in Canada again
Pandemic CERB payments helped lift thousands of kids out of poverty. But the effect was short-lived
Why everyone should be encouraged to sing
"As a classically trained musician, my favourite experiences are when audiences join the performance with their voices," Andy O'Neill writes
As Easter approaches, I’m learning to embrace joy in ordinary life
"The regular resurrections of our lives are just as miraculous as the big, showy, attention-getting ones," writes Sarah Bessey
Black women are still struggling to get promotions and equal pay for their work
Study finds Canadian women feel they are overlooked for opportunities and lack resources to progress
From sanctuary to haven, this church-turned-library is uniting Quebec’s diverse communities
Quebec City’s Maison de la littérature provides programs for immigrants and artists, regardless of faith
How Professional Women’s Hockey League is levelling the playing field for women
While the wage gap persists, these players get housing stipends, dental insurance and more to help pursue their careers
Long-time educator sparks love for learning by abandoning grades
“Research shows that when we focus only on grades, there’s less learning. But when we focus on feedback, there’s a 30 percent
How NDAs silence victims and let perpetrators off the hook
Schools and churches should ban non-disclosure agreements in cases of sexual assault and harassment
How failing has changed my life for the better
Society tells us not to dwell on our mistakes – but maybe we should
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September/October 2025 In this issue: A new look at the sun, a 4.6-billion-year-old star; How Qualicum First Nation awakened its language; Is prison labour rehabilitation or exploitation? |
