Ethics
Everyday Ethics
An old friend has suffered through a messy divorce, her mother's death and job loss. She talks of nothing but herself and is beginning to try your patience. Then she suggests that the two of you take a long-talked-about vacation together. What do you do?
By Lee Simpson and Kevin Little May 2008
Feature
A veteran business reporter discovered that the philanthropic spirit is thriving in Canada today.
By Paul Waldie May 2008
Feature
Is it possible to shrink our ecological footprint
by changing the way we fill our bellies?
By Trisha Elliott April 2008
Everyday Ethics
Your church’s youth group is booming thanks to two energetic adult volunteers. Both leaders are married, but one afternoon you see them leaving a motel together. The youth have spent a year fundraising for an exposure tour to Peru. They leave in a month. What do you do?
By Connie denBok and Bob Giuliano April 2008
Feature
It used to be that the United Church was almost automatically anti-war. Times have changed
By Mike Milne October 2007
Feature
Nuclear energy promises lots of electricity with minimal greenhouse gases. Its waste `footprint' is a different matter, though
By Mike Milne October 2007
Feature
We enjoy unprecedented control over how we live. Should we also control the way we die?
By Larry Krotz May 2007
Feature
The fierce debate over an Ontario wind-energy project signals a looming ethical storm
By Larry Krotz April 2007
Feature
By Jennifer Mcphee November 2006
Feature
By Donna Sinclair December 2005
Feature
By Melissa Walker September 2005
Feature
Into the gathering haze
By David Wilson April 2005
