An anti-police brutality march numbered around 350 last Saturday and remained largely peaceful, with no major confrontations between police and protesters. The march departed from Place… Read More »Anti-police brutality march peaceful, sparsely attended
Public money should not be traded over espressos
Space to be used to add confidentiality to legal counselling
Union says back to work legislation skewed negotiations
Kuhrye-oo and the Montreal music scene
Attendees demand government action
Every few months, Montreal boutiques and independent sellers come together to put their wares up for sale in a collaborative three-day shopping party. Shopping collective… Read More »Culture Brief: OldWIG Vintage Sale
Councillors lay out vision for education summit
McGill’s involvement with war industry discussed
The bitter underside of the seasonal holiday
McGill Swimmer wins three medals at 2012 Paralympics
“Give a man a fish; feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish; feed him for a lifetime.” One of the most widely… Read More »Pulling teeth in the Andes
Warning: This article contains potentially triggering material involving descriptions of disordered eating. “A toast to us my good, kind friends / To bless the things… Read More »Getting what’s good: the stigma of male eating disorders
SNAX to start paying rent
A writer tries to find her footing