In November 1968, the McGill Political Science Association (PSA) went on strike. There were no political science classes for two weeks. Eventually, students occupied the… Read More »An oral history of the 1968 Political Science student strike
What happened inside, and out
Sports, race, and class mix in a grade six basketball league
Kahnawake reacts to Kateri Tekakwitha’s canonization
Players’ Theatre succeeds with updated classic
A family demonstration of approximately 100 protesters marched through downtown Montreal on Sunday, despite Parti Québécois (PQ) leader Pauline Marois’ promise to repeal the proposed… Read More »Family demo declared illegal
What happens when classroom rules go out and innovation swoops in
A daughter’s reflection on home away from home
On June 19, 2011, temperatures in Montreal reached the mid-20s. The children of Outremont were busy, as they always are in summer, scootering down the… Read More »The secularist and the synagogue
In Henry Neville’s 1668 novel The Isle of Pines, he depicts a utopian island where the introduction of technology and weaponry pushes the once peaceful… Read More »Isle of Pine
Diving into a dive bar’s history
Cirque de Soleil founder’s exhibition scratches the surface of sustainability
Local restaurants rival for Iron Chef title
Big-name intervention compromises the family-run casse-croute
Aquil Virani’s perception-bending solo show marks a first for the Fridge Door Gallery