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Shelter from the storm: Extreme weather and the duty of faith groups

Shelter from the storm: Extreme weather and the duty of faith groups

By Beatrice Ekoko Al Rashid Mosque in Edmonton, Alta., is Canada’s oldest mosque. Its members know a thing or two about caring for community. With the city’s harsh winters and increasing extreme weather events, Al Rashid is supporting some of its most vulnerable neighbours — those experiencing homelessness — by

‘Personally, as I have grown in faith, I have seen my concern and love for the environment grow, too’

‘Personally, as I have grown in faith, I have seen my concern and love for the environment grow, too’

’By Beatrice Ekoko Young Canadians are at the forefront of climate justice action. Here are three youths who derive inspiration for this challenging work from the teachings of their diverse faiths and spiritual practices. Moriyah Kleiman studies economics in Ottawa. She is a volunteer with the environmental advocacy group Hamilton

Muslims urged to embrace environmental side of Islam

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Muslims urged to embrace environmental side of Islam

By Beatrice Ekoko Eight years ago, Toronto-based Muslim environmentalist Muaz Nasir was looking for a way to combine his background in environmental science and his passion for community activism with the goal of furthering an Islamic perspective on the care of the Earth. He wanted to offer Muslims Canadians across

Solar Energy: A leap of faith

Solar Energy: A leap of faith

[http://127.0.0.1/wp/2015/solar-energy-a-leap-of-faith/solar-energy/] By Beatrice Ekwa Ekoko (February 10, 2015) – What do many faith communities have in common besides shared teachings and philosophies that speak of caring for the earth? Buildings of course, with rooftops-many of which are perfectly angled to receive the glorious