
Learning from Rwanda
This is the twenty-fifth anniversary of the massacre in Rwanda, a quarter-century since 800,000 people died at the hands of their...
Learning from Rwanda
Beware the Politicians Crying, “Hijab! Hijab!”
The Cost of Free Speech on Campus
Fighting Our Phobias
Milo, Maher, and Muck
The New Refugees Scare Me Too
Neither Severity nor Sentimentality: Responding Well to Terror
Allah and Yhwh…and Tash and Aslan
Do Muslims and Christians Worship the Same God?
On Forbearance and Listening
Grabbing the Microphone Is a Violent Act…
The Saguenay Case: Another Vestige of Christendom
Why I’m Not Cheering the “Loyola” Supreme Court Decision
Canada’s Cultural Future: A Conference
News We’d Like to See
Holding One’s Nose to Defend Charlie Hebdo
What Is a University for?
The Loathsome Quebec Charter Is Still in Process…
Another Way Terrorists Win
Pushing Back Quebec Secularism