Green, white roofs come to campus
Montreal slowly catching up on sustainable design
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Ideal spaces for health care
Hospital development team considers patient needs
One giant leap for justice
Canada starts taking crimes against humanity seriously
Shedding a red light on history
Sarah Mortimer recounts the birth and development of the home of Montreal’s sex industry
Car-free campus or bike-free campus?
Sharing the road with cars, school buses, ambulances, and construction has made cyclists’ use of the new bike path on University a rather unpleasant experience.… Read More »Car-free campus or bike-free campus?
Crumbling Turcot Interchange
Off-Campus Eye
Food for thought
Cross-university student panel discusses using design to feed cities
Walking life
Max Halparin outlines steps to a healthy city
Where the artists are
Aaron Vansintjan unearths Montreal’s elusive art collectives
What to do with leftover Halloween candy
What: The Devil Wears ChocolateWhy: Treat. It’s always treat.How Much: Cookies – $5 Candy – $5. Both at the same time – priceless. Halloween is… Read More »What to do with leftover Halloween candy
Native voices from coast to coast
Event casts light on contemporary oppression of First Nations people
Tremblay narrowly elected to third term
Low voter turnout linked to recent scandals and internal party problems
Silenced by law
Canadian legislation endangers sex workers
Drawing lines
Colonialism and the creation of borders
Listen, don’t drown out
I couldn’t help but establish an imaginary dialogue between both the immediate and ongoing reactions to the “Echoes of the Holocaust” event and George W.… Read More »Listen, don’t drown out