Culture

Politics
I Debate Online Not for the Bigots Benefit, But For the Silent Observers
I’d been quiet for a while, and my husband knows what that means. Someone was wrong on the internet, and I needed to fix it.
by: Heather M. Jones
In The News
6 Ways to Keep Your Hard-Earned Money in Canada this Year
You may not have time to read every label, but there are some simple things you can do to truly buy Canadian.
by: Brianna Bell
Politics
Having to Provide a Sick Note for Missing Work or School is Not Cool
We have all made that call. We dread it. We know the person on the other end is not going to be happy, but we do what we have to do. We call in sick.
by: Heather M. Jones
In The News
A Christian Perspective on Sex Ed Curriculum - & Why Rolling it Back is Bad
We should definitely not be thinking about school yet, but thanks to Ontario’s new Premier Doug Ford, we can’t think about anything else.
by: Brianna Bell
Politics
Ontario Pulls Out of Consent-Based Sex Ed Curriculum
I didn’t vote for Doug Ford, Ontario’s new premiere. I don’t want to say ‘told ya so,’ but, told ya so.
by: Leslie Kennedy
Activism Advocacy
Wellness
How to Lean on Each Other When the World is a Garbage Fire
Are you tired? Exhausted even? If you have been watching the news, ever but especially recently, and you are a caring individual, you probably are.
by: Heather M. Jones
All Children are our Children
In The News
All Children are Our Children
“A child on the other side of the border is no less worthy of love and compassion than my own child.” – Barack Obama
by: Heather M. Jones
In The News
Holding Up a Mirror to White Allyship
When you are a woman of colour, a community that is murdered at a much higher rate than the general population, you don't get to walk away from the politics.
by: Heather M. Jones