As funding cuts loom, Ontario’s public drug consumption sites may shut down, leaving a donor-funded system to fill the gap
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Quebec’s Bill 21 exposes cultural fault lines
The debate over Quebec’s religious symbols ban reflects broader differences between French and English cultures over the meaning of state secularism
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Editorial: The disquieting quiet after Tumbler Ridge
Recent school tragedies — both actual and averted — expose gaps in school safety, online oversight and public accountability
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Aid coalition appeals for donations for Middle East crisis
Canadian charities mobilize food, shelter and medical support as millions face displacement, hunger and insecurity across the region
Posted inReligion
Who defines worship? Montreal church case draws Christian interveners
Last summer, Montreal fined a church for hosting a controversial Christian singer. Christian groups say the city is trying to define worship
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‘Iranians are not a monolith’: Iran war exposes deep divisions
The killing of Iran’s supreme leader has stirred celebration, grief and anxiety — and exposed divisions over Iran’s future
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The Ontario association changing seniors’ lives
The Ontario Senior Games Association fosters fitness, mental health, friendship and, in some cases, unexpected romance
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Canada’s first men’s health strategy cheered as key milestone
The crisis in boys’ and men’s health is ‘obvious’, experts say, making a national strategy both necessary and overdue
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Inside the Mexican resort that was the final hideout of ‘El Mencho’
Mexico’s most-wanted cartel boss was killed after a dramatic military raid at a popular luxury resort in Tapalpa
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Declaration calls for converting 20% of churches to housing
Religious organizations are the second largest holders of land in Canada. A new declaration says they can help solve Canada’s housing crisis