My great-great-grandfather lived in a small town in Europe and, it turned out based on his journals, liked to record happenings around town ...

The children's book "Peanut goes for the Gold", published January 2020, is about a non-binary guinea pig. Peanut Goes for t...

In the spring of 2019, I attended a Two Spirit Ceremony and Workshop. Now, those of you who have attended Indigenous events like pipe cere...

In Edmonton and looking for something different? Here are two ideas ... glass bookshop Visit the Glass Bookshop at Cit...

Progress report:  1. The church bulletins have had the Treaty statement  (bottom of page) and a rainbow on the cross (upper left). ...

I've been listening to the music of Jeremy Dutcher lately -- and have heard from several friends who have seen Jeremy in concert in the...

This is at the top of our church bulletin. I like that it says "all peoples and genders"... nicely includes non-bi...

Our parish announced this summer that they are an inclusive parish and that they will perform same-sex marriages. Subsequently, I was asked...

Hey guys! As good as some of the other resources I highlight have been, I know you've all been waiting for another original cartoon fr...

The Indefinite Arts Centre, based in Calgary, is Canada's oldest and largest disability arts organization. Here's what they say ...

Here's an interesting clip from a TV show, which nicely shows the challenges of challenging other people when they use derogatory and d...

"When Richard Beck first led a Bible study at a maximum security prison, he went to meet God. His own faith was flagging, but Beck s...

Crystal Fraser and Sara Komarnisky have written 150 Acts of Reconciliation. "Many of these are small, everyday acts that average Ca...

You may have noticed that I am posting far less often than before. That's mostly because of other projects I'm involved in: Diver...