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It’s Time for Canada’s Census to Get Real About Religion

How does Canada’s outdated census question on religion distort public policy, and why are humanists calling for reform to reflect the country’s growing secularism? By Robert Hamilton (President, Humanist Ottawa) Let’s be honest — when was the… It’s Time for Canada’s Census to Get Real About Religion

Global Wars by Decade: From Somalia’s 1991 Conflict to the Gaza War (2023)

What are the major active wars worldwide since 1991 and how have they evolved by decade? The Nature of War War is an organized, armed, and often prolonged conflict that is carried on between states,… Global Wars by Decade: From Somalia’s 1991 Conflict to the Gaza War (2023)

The Rise, Crisis, and Continuity of Nathan J. Robinson’s Current Affairs Magazine

What happened at Nathan J. Robinson’s Current Affairs magazine during the 2021 co-op dispute and how has it evolved since? Nathan Robinson’s articles, and Current Affairs generally, have been con­sistently challen­ging and thought-provoking, with incisive… The Rise, Crisis, and Continuity of Nathan J. Robinson’s Current Affairs Magazine

Clergy Burnout: Understanding the Occupational Crisis in Ministry Post-Pandemic

What are the primary causes and symptoms of burnout among clergy, and how has the post-pandemic era affected their mental health and professional efficacy? Burn-out is a syndrome conceptualized as resulting from chronic workplace stress… Clergy Burnout: Understanding the Occupational Crisis in Ministry Post-Pandemic

Reconciling Indigeneity, Humanism, and Atheism: A Conversation with Dennis Bevington

*This interview is a contribution to an upcoming text on global indigeneity and international humanism from In-Sight Publishing.*  How do Indigenous communities in Canada reconcile traditional spirituality with Christianity and humanist or atheist worldviews? Dennis… Reconciling Indigeneity, Humanism, and Atheism: A Conversation with Dennis Bevington

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