Justice
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Twenty-five years on, HIV/AIDS continues to wreak tragedy upon vast swaths of the developing world. The rest of us are getting used to it.
By Larry Krotz February 2009
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As strains on the public health-care system mount, so does the clamour for more competition from the private sector
By Kevin Spurgaitis January 2009
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She is the street person I’ve chosen to “adopt.” I give her money, food and companionship. She personifies questions I cannot answer.
By Lee Simpson December 2008
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The global population shift raises profound ethical challenges for cities already straining at the seams
By Larry Krotz November 2008
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How to feed a world threatened by mass starvation? Those who have suffered the most may have the best answers.
By Mike Milne October 2008
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Bruce Cockburn’s musical career spans 40 years and 26 albums. But his quest for deeper meaning is lifelong.
By Kevin Spurgaitis October 2008
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A decade of peace has coincided with a disturbing spike in suicides among Catholic and Protestant youth
By Kevin Spurgaitis September 2008
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How congregations can engage Aboriginal neighbours as part of the national journey toward justice
By Andrea Davis July 2008
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Exposure visits, as they’re now called, can open young people’s eyes and change their view of the world. Here’s how to do them right.
By Caley Moore June 2008
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Still a bastion of colonial civility, balmy Victoria is also a haven for the homeless. Newly opened, church-supported Our Place is part of the city’s response.
By Jocelyn Bell May 2008
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Rebuffing accusations of genocide, churches join Aboriginal groups and Ottawa in an effort to account for children who died in residential schools
By Mike Milne May 2008
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A two-part series on coffee and global justice concludes with a look at the impact of fair trade on Canadian consumers
By Mike Milne March 2008
