Opinion

"The shedding of our Saviour’s blood on the cross was an incredibly costly sacrifice. But His resurrection brought us a new life," said Reverend Araba Quaye of Living Word Church International

"The resurrection is God the Father’s stamp of approval, His guarantee that the sacrifice of Jesus was legitimate and completely able to cover the price of our sin debt," said Pastor Greg Dermody of the Humboldt Alliance Church.

"Jesus did what it took to fully cover us! But just like I needed to decide to get house insurance before my house was taken I also need to accept what Jesus did for me on Good Friday," said layperson Heather Block.

"Because we serve a risen Savior, we have confidence in His promise that we too, through faith in him, will one day be resurrected to eternal life," said Pastor Clint Magnus of the St. John's Lutheran Church

"It feels like there is freedom in just being able to celebrate Easter this year; attend services without mandates; visit family and friends without restrictions," said Reverend Brenda Curtis of the Westminster United Church.

Majorities of Canadians would prefer to break up with a lover or quit a job in person, survey suggests.

A new UN report estimates that almost half of 2050 GHG emissions related to food could be cut through things like eating less animal protein

Somebody needs a good dose of soap in the mouth

More Canadians have qualms about relying on animals for food, clothing and entertainment, survey finds.

Across Canada, 38 per cent of respondents believe creationism has a place in the classroom – down six percentage points since last year.