National Day For Truth and Reconciliation
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is on September 30 and was first observed as a national public holiday …
Category Archives: Culture
Emancipation Day
After years of campaigning by Black legislators and community advocates, Canada finally officially designated August 1 as Emancipation Day – …
Walking toward Forgiveness: The Penitential Pilgrimage
From “A Day of Small Beginnings” back on April 1 of this year, Pope Francis landed in Edmonton on Sunday …
Haunting Images
Last year on this date, in response to the discovery of 215 indigenous children whose remains were discovered buried at …
For Want of Remembering
Two years ago this week, I posted the photo above in “Images of Our Time.” There is something silently aching …
“Building Hell and putting Children into it”
Little by little the rivulets of sorrow, grief, and apologies make their way into rivers through the Canadian landscape upon …
You’re not Alone in Being Lonely
After nearly two years of life in a pandemic, feelings of despair are particularly acute for the elderly. As a …
More Enigma Than Dogma 
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