Disabled? See you later
Canada’s “excessive demand” restriction on immigration is discriminatory
Christopher Junn - Media Credits
Artists in residence
Making It Montreal, a program designed to promote the work of artistes émigrés in Montreal, was born out of organizers Tasha Anestopoulos and Louis Rastelli’s… Read More »Artists in residence
“Stefan Link” unfairly “discussed” by “The Daily”
Re: Campaigning violations pile up against presidential candidate” | News | March 4
The self-indulgence of the Oscars
So here we are, another Oscar season has passed, the impressions from Sunday night’s ceremony are slowly giving away, and the passions are wearing off.… Read More »The self-indulgence of the Oscars
Iraq’s lesson in Canada
I want to make the next 12 months the year of the purple thumb. What the fuck is he talking about, you ask? Well, the… Read More »Iraq’s lesson in Canada
Whose culture is it?
Taking on the myth that Quebec’s culture belongs to a select few
International Women’s Day
Li’l Hyde Parks about spreading the word, revolution, and the Superwoman
PGSS Council approves CFS referendum
Decision made almost unanimously in spite of legal warnings
Civil liberties under threat
McGill hosts symposium on counter-terrorism and human rights
The counterfactual approach to peace
I’m no expert on the Israeli-Palestinian situation, but one thing I do notice about the discussion between the two often unnecessarily diametrically opposed camps is… Read More »The counterfactual approach to peace
The Statement of Principles examined
Heteronormativity, misrepresentation, and morals
The universe at the end of all things
Far-distant astronomy will be unable to observe phenomena we know today
The trial of the Tribune
From today until Thursday, March 11, undergraduates have the opportunity to decide how important it is to them to have a diverse and constructive student… Read More »The trial of the Tribune
Sound surroundings
“”Ghost Acoustics” explores our relationship with the background noise of our lives
Electoral dysfunction
SSMU impotent to effect change beyond campus