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While we may not be quite synchronized to December’s gift giving “season”, a new title has been brought to our attention that may be just the thing for your on library or a special occasion.
Colin Brewer is a retired psychiatrist and was a lecturer and research fellow in the department of psychiatry a...
Bill C-9 was introduced during Canada’s 45th Parliament on September 24, 2025. Sponsored by Sean Fraser, the Liberal Member of Parliament and Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, the bill is titled, “An ...
In a few weeks, we will be celebrating the completion of our sixth year of publication here at Humanist Heritage Canada (HHC). Our first posts, under the name HumanistFreedoms.ca, were created in December of 2019.
Since then, we have provided ongoing, if sometimes infrequent, news and information about h...
Choosing to investigate, document and publish Canada’s Humanist heritage, as we have done on this website, it quickly becomes apparent that humanism is a perspective and identity that is quickly obscured by several forces. In some cases, the significant presence of humanism is hidden by its own vocal subcomponents. Proponents of narrow ideologie...
This article by Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson is adapted from a chapter of the same name in Unadorned: Conversations on Antisemitism, edited by Scott Douglas Jacobsen (In-Sight Publishing / Apple Books, October 2025).
Television was still “black and white” when I entered a high school oratory contest to tal...
