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Are rivers alive? Robert Macfarlane’s daring new book says yes

Imagine being in the remote mountains of northern Ecuador in a cloud forest in the dark of night with a fungus expert, a fabled musician, an...

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Alanna Mitchell

This Canadian soccer league champions more than competition

Michael Kofi Owusu says his first winter in Calgary was tough.  “The winter is really cold — extreme, something you’ve never experienced,” he says....

27.06.2025 4

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Paniz Vedavarz

How white evangelicals incite homophobia in Uganda

In what could have been the last moments of Steven Kabuye’s life, the Ugandan queer activist proclaimed on X, formerly Twitter, that if he died, it...

24.06.2025 1

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Ayesha Habib

South Asians face rising hate in Canada

I’ve learned to brace myself before clicking on the comments below a social media post or news article about South Asian immigrants in Canada....

23.06.2025 1

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Jeevan Sangha

Indigenous resistance doesn’t begin or end at the Canada-U.S. border

Indigenous resistance doesn’t begin or end at the Canada-U.S. border

While Canadians adjust to a new federal government, we are also dealing with a trade war and threats of annexation from the United States. Based on...

20.06.2025 40

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Maggie Dieter

‘The Life of Chuck’ dares to be kind

When the televisions cease to work in The Life of Chuck, it’s almost a relief, given their 24-hour coverage of the world’s catastrophes. So too...

20.06.2025 2

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Jason Anderson

The growing malaise with ‘Indian Missions’

In 1909, Rev. F.W. Hardy wrote an article for The Christian Guardian entitled, “Missions and the Indians,” offering a rare glimpse into the changes...

19.06.2025 2

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David Kim-Cragg