Opinion

As a member of the RCMP, I had many opportunities to observe people in the quiet of a courtroom, undertaking an oath—I swear to tell ...

As I started writing this column, people were up in arms about Memorial University’s decision not to include the Ode to Newfoundland as part of ...

If there’s one thing I am known for, among those who have more than a passing knowledge of me, it is that I am a ...

I have a lot of favourite Christmas specials and movies. There’s the Muppet Family Christmas, A Christmas Story, and A Child’s Christmas in Wales. And ...

Many pieces of scripture other than the narrative of Jesus birth speak to me. One of the most powerful scriptures in my heart is from ...

I am writing my Christmas Message for Anglican Life on October 13th due to the early deadline for print publication. Here in Corner Brook it ...

Like many, I watched the “historic” commercial space flight by Blue Origin last year with William Shatner—Captain Kirk himself—on board. It made history because Shatner ...

To believe or not believe in a person, idea, or thing, requires us to exercise our mind and our judgment. We tend to internalize the ...

I first heard of wearing black on Thursdays when I was a partner from the Anglican Church of Canada to the National Church Council of ...

Conversations about mental health are important conversations to have. We’re getting better about having them and treating them as normally as we would treat conversations ...