Falling out of nature’s favour
Joshua Barndt’s latest exhibition attempts to make sense of environmental degradation
Joshua Barndt’s latest exhibition attempts to make sense of environmental degradation
Rosa Aiello examines the treatment and perceptions of female sex offenders
What happens to artistic freedom when your art is on someone’s skin?
Breaking with normative ideas about relationships can be tricky, but rewarding
Union for Gender Empowerment urges administration to follow suit
Sovereigntists disrupt Prince Charles’s state visit
“Sustainability” misses the real issue: capitalism
New research policy is unpracticably monolithic
Off Campus Eye
Sina Queyras’s Expressway takes the poet in a new direction
A barrier of enforced silence surrounds sexual assault survivors in our society. Ninety-one per cent of sexual assaults in Canada go unreported, according to Statistics… Read More »Sexual assault’s silencing power
Bringing the independent coffee house to Montreal
Unvaccinated people endanger everyone else
TNC’s new production about every family’s sore thumb
W e’re living in an age where medicine is politics. Most of us walk around as pharmaceutical bodies, saturated with all sorts of unnecessary (or… Read More »Monetary incentives for medical justice