An Electrifying Journey of Young Love and Self-Discovery
AUTS’ Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812: a review and interview
An Electrifying Journey of Young Love and Self-Discovery
Autocracy Now
America’s Democratic Decline
Wake Up Dead Man’s Failure at Bringing Its Characters to Life
What happens when murder suspects are as lifeless as the victim?
Carney’s WEF Speech and Canada’s Recalibration Toward the US
In the wake of Carney’s Davos address and Trump’s rebuttal, questions of dependency, leverage, and North American cooperation have moved to the foreground
ii.FTG: A Tour de Force
Mara Dupas’ newest performance celebrates the multiplicities of art
Iran’s Unrest and the Blackout that Makes it Harder to Know What’s True
As protests spread, Iran has isolated the country digitally, leading to contested casualty counts
Martinez Ferrada Tables First Montreal Budget
Montreal’s proposed 2026 operating budget totals $7.67 billion and is paired with a $25.9-billion, ten-year capital plan
Is AI Killing Academic Integrity?
Amid the rise of AI usage among college students, professors reinstate
in-person assessments to restore confidence in academic learning
The Rise of Solo Travel Among Gen Z
Are post-pandemic social norms making us increasingly anti-social, or more independent?
Legault Announces Resignation, Citing Quebecers’ Desire for “Change”
With a new CAQ leader pending, the province enters an election year in transition
Queering Engineering: An Interview with Ken Sippola
McGill student club Queer Engineer seeks to foster LGBTQ+ inclusion in the engineering industry
From Paper to Screen: People We Meet on Vacation
New York Times bestselling author’s recent film adaptation of one of her popular romance books *Spoilers ahead!* My 2026 New Year’s resolution is to read more… Read More »From Paper to Screen: People We Meet on Vacation
Partition by Dr. Diana Allan: Reclaiming British archival footage
An interview with the mind behind the RIDM’s Grand Prix’s 2025 Winner
One Hundred Per Cent in Minus Twenty
How Igloofest shapes Montreal’s music scene, in conversation with No Police & Mathieu Constance
Flesh: From Rags-to-Riches
Elites and Affairs: A Moral Dilemma Montreal-born writer of Hungarian heritage David Szalay was named the 2025 Booker Prize Winner for his novel, Flesh. Szalay… Read More »Flesh: From Rags-to-Riches