A warning from an American friend

When the Christian Right comes to Canada - Itโ€™s been there all along Kristin Du Mez on Substack - Oct 04, 2026 The Globe and Mail broke this story recently, and itโ€™s been all over my Canadian friendsโ€™ social media feeds: the report of US Trump supporters working with the Alberta separatist movement to build... Continue Reading →

“White supremacist organizing is on the rise, and we must do more to fight it”

[CBC News] โ€œB.C. politicians and leaders are denouncing an apparent gathering of white nationalists on the Tk'emlรบps te Secwรฉpemc reserve, just east of Kamloops. Tk'emlรบps te Secwรฉpemc Kรบkpi7 Rosanne Casimir says the nation received reports Sunday morning of a gathering of roughly 30 men, donning white face masks and black caps, standing together around the... Continue Reading →

American foreign policy as a tool of private gain

From Anne Applebaum, staff writer at The Atlantic โ€“ Full article here (gifted) Wrongly described as โ€œisolationist,โ€ the ideologues and true believers now running the American government donโ€™t think of themselves as ordinary Republicans who won an election and will temporarily hold power until the next one. Nor are they mere appendages of Donald Trump.... Continue Reading →

Minnesotans Arenโ€™t Going to Let โ€œOperation Metro Surgeโ€ Be Forgotten

Photo credit: Association of fundraising professionals [An earlier post from takenote.ca sets the scene for today's follow-up blog. KJG] By Ibrahim Hirsi, Truthout Published September 17, 2026 Documentation projects are capturing the brutality of the ICE crackdown and the grassroots resistance that followed. Sabrina Rucker wasnโ€™t just focused on protecting her immigrant neighbors and coordinating... Continue Reading →

The climate conversation is finally changing at the Royal BC Museum

by Eden Chipperfield September 13, 2026 CHEK TV NEWS A new exhibit at the Royal British Columbia Museum explores how climate change is reshaping British Columbiaโ€™s ecosystems and impacting communities within the province.  The exhibit explores connections between climate, people, wildlife, and landscapes through interactive displays, archival photographs, and specimens to show how human activities... Continue Reading →

What are you doing in your parish for the Season of Creation this year? A Canadian collection

All Saints Cathedral, Halifax NS [This is a living document. Additional images and stories will be included as they are received.] Anglican activist and ecological animator extraordinaire, The Rev. Marian Lucas Jeffries (Team Leader of the Environment Network of the Diocese of Nova Scotia/Prince Edward Island) sent a note to her clergy colleagues asking: โ€œWhat... Continue Reading →

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