Spiritually Speaking

It seems that everyone has something to be angry about these days, and it is also clear that many of us are experiencing "anger fatigue", but there is a way to find a deeper peace that calms reactions and anger.

The people supporting those who grieve often need support themselves.

Canada is missing out by not recognizing the credentials of new immigrants to our country, not recognizing their expertise to help fill the skill gaps that exist in our labour market.

“Am I my brother’s keeper?” Cain asked God after slaying his brother Abel. That famous question from Genesis forms one of the primary moral lessons of Judaism and Christianity – and of all religion.

Most of us crave a degree of predictability in our lives.  I wonder how all this will shape our thinking on this New Years Eve as we prepare to turn the page to 2023.

The First Nations Version is the creation of an all-Indigenous Translation Council. To read the birth story of Creator Sets Free (Jesus) in this new translation gives new insight and understanding to the traditional Christmas story.

Whatever our faith practice, wherever we may align politically, prayer can be an active practical stand against hatred

Times are changing. Now, it’s not uncommon to have the most dedicated adherents of one faith taking up practices from another.

This Saturday, join Rabbi Matthew Ponak for this free event as he shares teachings from his new book Embodied Kabbalah: Jewish Mysticism for All People.

Interreligious friendship is the order of the day at every level of religious life, from local to global.