Disclosure Day asks, can Christianity survive first contact with aliens? by James Adair Steven Spielberg's new film forces people of faith to confront their place in the universe, while the U.S. pursues a disclosure policy
How to be a good man today by Omar Mouallem As society embraces new and improved models of masculinity, some young men are adrift
Rice Lake granted legal rights under First Nation law by Taynar Simpson The move turns reconciliation into environmental action on a lake facing invasive species, pollution and declining oxygen levels
In Winkler, pride finds a place in church by Josiah Neufeld At this deeply religious town's first Pride event, queer Christians, allies and protesters navigate faith and belonging
Winkler’s first Pride draws stories of pain and hope by Josiah Neufeld A trans man returns to his Manitoba hometown for its inaugural event, finding a community still split on 2SLGBTQ+ inclusion
A United Church minister and MP defends Bill C-9 by James Adair Rev. Rob Oliphant pushes back on critics who say the legislation threatens protest and religious freedom
Mark Carney’s antisemitism announcement sparks mixed reactions from Jewish Canadians by James Adair Does the Prime Minister’s new advisory council on rights, equality and inclusion go too far — or not far enough?
Russell Brand, Andrew Tate and the performance of faith by Mary Newman Public religious conversions can signal transformation — but what happens when repentance and accountability never follow?
Why bisexual Christians still feel unseen in affirming congregations by Jamie Arpin-Ricci Churches need to rethink the assumptions around belonging itself, a Winnipeg pastor argues
Tim Hortons hiring push pits workers against each other, advocates say by Charlotte MacDonald and James Adair The company's youth recruitment drive fuels scrutiny of Canada's temporary foreign workers program
She was researching Mary Magdalene. Then Elizabeth Schrader-Polczer found something no one had noticed. Jul. 24, 2026
She was researching Mary Magdalene. Then Elizabeth Schrader-Polczer found something no one had noticed.