Where are our women?
Justice now for missing and murdered aboriginal women
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Unbaked goodness
It was brought to my attention recently that I never include any baking in my column. An apt observation, to be sure, but I have… Read More »Unbaked goodness
A member of the Bavarian technocrati emerges
Re: “The cybersexual revolution” | Features | February 8
Administration denies unfair profiling
Muslim Students Association calls for apology
Round 1: arts v. sports
Before December 23, 2009, a section of Vancouver’s Beatty Street was home to a series of murals painted by 16 local artists as part of… Read More »Round 1: arts v. sports
Charest questioned in India for asbestos sales
Scientists slam province for hazardous exports
For SHAAAAAAAME!
Re: “Paging Doctor Cornett” | Commentary | October 8
Where’s the full monty on Mads Gilbert?
Re: “Emergency in Gaza” | News | February 8
Making it in a strange land
New project serves to highlight anglophone artists working in Montreal
Blackness, from Lagos to Toronto
National Film Board screenings explore two black identities
Artful commodities
Encounters with Montreal’s purveyors of haute couture
Shakespeare, distilled
Players’ Theatre compresses ten hours of Shakespeare into one cohesive play
Rubber love
Jean-François Bouchard’s “Still Life” explores intriguing alternatives to organic relationships
The end of herstory
A recent National Post editorial (“Women’s studies is still with us,” January 26) indicates a troubling and widespread attitude about feminism: the false perception that… Read More »The end of herstory
Cubicle Carnage
Filing paper, pouring coffee, and butchering men