John Milloy, director of Martin Luther University College's Centre for Public Ethics, in conversation with Nina Karachi-Khaled, president of the National Board of the Canadian Council of Muslim Women.

Fifth in a series on polarization: A conversation with Nina Karachi-Khaled

Why is Canada so polarized? In this special six-part series of The Moment, John Milloy, Director of Martin Luther University College’s Centre for Public Ethics asks some of Canada’s leading thinkers why we’re entering our post-COVID world so divided. What can we do about it? And can faith — often seen as a driver of polarization — play a role in bridging deep divides in our society?

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Fifth in a series on polarization: A conversation with Nina Karachi-Khaled

Fifth in a series on polarization: A conversation with Nina Karachi-Khaled