Legault Announces Resignation, Citing Quebecers’ Desire for “Change”
With a new CAQ leader pending, the province enters an election year in transition
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Venezuela After Maduro: Celebration Meets Precedent
Relief is real. So are the legal precedents, the disinformation surge, and the oil incentives that shape what comes next
“Downright scary”: Montreal’s Flu Wave Strains Emergency Care
High influenza activity collides with overcrowded ERs as McGill and other campuses return for winter term
To Grad School or Not to Grad School?
Why the pressure to have a post-grad plan is peaking, and why students are pushing back
STM Strikes Again: What Are Students Really Thinking?
As Montreal’s transit union launches another month-long strike, students weigh frustration against solidarity
Sex Workers’ Rights and Resistance
MEM exhibition honours 30 years of advocacy.
Ceasefire on Paper
Where October’s truce stands one month later
The Lesser Evil? We Must Question Canada’s Role in Global Affairs
A look at why Canadians engage less with foreign policy, and what Ottawa is actually doing in the Middle East
Degrees of uncertainty: The Fading Promise of Higher Education
As tuition rises and job prospects dwindle, students weigh passion against security
The Revolution Will Be Memed: Nepal’s Gen Z Uprising and the Collapse of Political Trust
From nepo baby outrage to burned government buildings, Nepal’s youth are taking the future into their own hands
Amplified at OASIS Immersion: A Rock and Roll Time Machine
Kevin Bacon, Nanette Workman, and a wall of sound guide Montrealers through sixty years of rock history in an immersive exhibition at the Old Port.
Truth Under Fire: How Journalism Is Being Silenced from Gaza to Washington to Nairobi
Violence, censorship, and political pressure define a difficult year for global press freedom
The Commodification of Love
From teen drama to Korean dating shows, today’s television packages romance as something to binge, market, and sell back to us. Sometimes, all we want… Read More »The Commodification of Love
The “McGillian Complex”: Pride or a Problem?
What McGill’s top spot says about student pride and the fine line between confidence and arrogance
From the Streets to the Sea: International Mobilizations Converge to Break the Siege on Gaza
In an unprecedented display of transnational solidarity, more than 150,000 people across Europe and North Africa mobilized over the past week as part of the… Read More »From the Streets to the Sea: International Mobilizations Converge to Break the Siege on Gaza