Montreal’s southern borough of Verdun has become the first municipality in Quebec to implement a public composting program. At a press conference last Monday, Verdun… Read More »Verdun acquires first industrial composter
Re: “Students at 13 unions petition to leave CFS” | News | September 21
MIT prof says technology is bringing us closer to an answer
Last Wednesday, Mayor Gérald Tremblay cancelled the City’s $355 million water meter contract with the private consortium GÉNIeau. This move comes after a recommendation made… Read More »Tremblay cancels Water Meter contract
Government encroachment on educational institutions should be stopped
Adil Charkaoui removed his GPS tracking bracelet from his ankle for the first time in four years, after Federal court Judge Daniele Tremblay- Lamer dropped… Read More »Charkaoui mostly free
Re: “Council goes SSMUthly” | News | September 21
Activists feel a plan to revamp the corner of Ste. Catherine and St. Laurent does not respect history
We have a situation here that I don’t understand. I was present at the two SSMU Council debates last school year over the right of… Read More »Seeking: pro-choice champion
McGill students protest outside of Choose Life event
I have seen so many amazing photos. The ones that strike me most deeply portray ordinary individuals doing extraordinary things. I’m inspired by photos of… Read More »Taking a closer look at Tank Man
How a guerrilla gay bar can make a space safer for all
Over 100 Montrealers formed a noisy flash mob at Place-des-Arts this Monday as part of the international Climate Change Wake-Up Call demonstrations, organized by tcktcktck… Read More »Flash mob protests climate change
Last week, Health Canada sent a large shipment of body bags as part of a “routine restocking” of medical supplies on Native reserves hit hard… Read More »An apology is not enough
Femmetoxic.com educates consumers with a DIY ethic