Many children today grow up in non-religious households. A new book unpacks these children’s values and views on religion
Category: The Interview
Posted inPolitics & Policy
A conversation with the 31-year-old hoping to lead Ontario
Eric Lombardi, a housing policy advocate, is exploring whether to make a run for the Ontario Liberal leadership
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Lament for Canadian literature: In conversation with author Richard Stursberg
The former CBC executive talks book reviews, DEI, and the disappearance of Canadians’ shared understanding of ourselves
Posted inReligion
In conversation with Ross Douthat
The New York Times columnist on religion’s role in public life, engaging with controversial figures, and navigating secular and religious worlds
Posted inDevelopment Aid
Veteran journalist Brian Stewart, on famine, faith and the front lines
Former CBC foreign correspondent Brian Stewart on witnessing suffering, finding solace in faith and the role of religion in reporting
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Making sense of Canada’s unique gun culture
Professor Noah Schwartz explains what he’s learned about Canada’s unique gun culture after writing a book on the topic — and getting his own gun licence
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In conversation: Tim Kaine on Palestine, defence and the future of Canada–U.S. relations
In an exclusive interview, the U.S. senator and former vice-presidential candidate weighed in on Carney’s decision to recognize Palestine, defence diversification and anti-Americanism
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In conversation: Justin Ling’s postmortem of Canada’s election
The veteran journalist speaks with Canadian Affairs about immigration, media access, the NDP’s ‘shambolic’ status and who he thinks will call the next election
Posted inDevelopment Aid
An interview with Canada’s new secretary of state for international development
Canada’s commitment to foreign aid — which stood at $12 billion in fiscal year 2024 — will not change. But there will be “tweaks,” said Secretary of State Randeep Sarai. “Do we go broad and provide a little for a lot, or focus on a few things and do them really well?”
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An interview with Alberta separatist leader Cameron Davies
The Republican Party of Alberta’s president spoke with Canadian Affairs about his by-election run and why he’s pushing for Alberta’s independence from Canada