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My friend of 40 years was dying. This was our last conversation

Rev. Grant Dillenbeck and I met in 1987 when we were both at our settlement charges in Southern Alberta and have been friends ever since....

26.11.2025 5

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Christopher White

Why today’s spiritual seekers are reviving ancient practices

Some of Paula Pryce’s earliest memories are of meditating. She recalls being around four years old and waking before the rest of her family to...

24.11.2025 2

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Anne Thériault

In Oscar nominee Julian Brave NoiseCat, the trickster endures

Julian Brave NoiceCat is seated in a softly lit room, framed by white-panelled walls and dark wooden beams. At 32, he is an award-winning writer...

24.11.2025 3

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Kayla Macinnis

What if Elon Musk becomes a trillionaire?

Have you heard? Elon Musk may soon become the world’s first trillionaire . Tesla shareholders have approved a compensation plan that could push...

24.11.2025 3

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Bri-Anne Swan

Latin America’s surprising shift away from Christianity

Latin America’s surprising shift away from Christianity

For decades, the story of Christianity around the world has been understood in simple brushstrokes: emptying pews in Europe and North America;...

20.11.2025 4

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Julie Mcgonegal

Souvankham Thammavongsa’s ‘Parlour Games’ explores the power dynamics of a nail salon

At the very start of Pick a Colour, the narrator Ning tells the reader how it feels to give manicures and pedicures all day. “Looking at the two of...

14.11.2025 1

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Amarah Hasham-Steele

Leah Gazan on why Canada should outlaw residential school denialism

On Oct. 31, NDP MP Leah Gazan reintroduced a bill that would amend the Criminal Code to classify Indian residential school denialism as a form of...

14.11.2025 1

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Xavi Richer Vis