The Book Exchange is a casual bi-monthly chat about books. Share what you're reading, what you've just finished, or what you're obsessing over at the moment. Each session will have a suggested theme. However, all books are welcome!  We meet bi-monthly on the last Sunday of the month at 10 am (EST) on Zoom. The next Book Exchange is on Sunday, January 25, 2026. Members met virtually for the second time on Sunday, November 30, 2025. The suggested theme for November was resonan

Frances Gao The Book Exchange  is a casual bi-monthly chat about books. Share what you're reading, what you've just finished, or what you're obsessing over at the moment. Each session will have a suggested theme. However, all books are welcome! We meet bi-monthly on the last Sunday of the month at 10 am (EST) on Zoom. The next Book Exchange is on Sunday, November 30, 2025. Members met virtually for the first time on Sunday, September 28, 2025. The suggested theme for Septemb

On September 9 at 3:30 PM ET, Cardus  will present a webinar: “Can Christians participate fully in 21st-century Western pluralism?”  If...

Doug Bryce I am a member of the Ontario Humanist Society’s (“OHS”) Food Security Taskforce. In that capacity I was approached by fellow...

Public funding of religious school systems, particularly Ontario's Catholic schools, has long been contentious. As someone who attended a...

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Christine Ball For many humanists, the holiday season—especially Christmas—can feel like a curious mix of familiarity and complexity....

OHS along with other humanists in the Toronto area will be marching in the Pride parade and would love you to join in. If you’ve never...

MPP Jessica Bell (NDP University-Rosedale) has agreed to present a petition at Queen’s Park, calling for the elimination of public...

Sue Phillips is a passionate speaker and an end of life doula. Practicing the ancient and recently contemporary role as a death doula,...

photo credit Larry D. Moore, CC BY-SA 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons YouTube Video of event About this event Natural burial offers a gentler...

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The Kazimierz Lyszczynski Foundation, an Associate of Humanists International, has put together an important initiative called Humanists...

OHS calls for Russia to cease its illegal and unprovoked actions, and to cease all challenges to Ukraine’s independence. Russia must...

In-person Forum's are back at The 519! On the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of the month, our Forum meetings will be available virtually on Zoom...

Our collaborative endeavour urgently calls upon the government of Canada to immediately issue a clarification of its Special Humanitarian...

The Ontario Humanist Society shares grief with all Canadians upon the discovery earlier this year of the remains of 215 children at...