Both Ahtila’s photography and video art capture the same aesthetic of motion.
Montreal bloggers launch zine dedicated to brunching around the city
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The best burrito in town
I have a confession to make: when I first heard of Burritoville and its vegetarian dishes, I wrote it off. The prospect of vegetarian interpretations… Read More »The best burrito in town
McGill slashes employee benefits
McGill slashes employee benefits
Conservative McGill doth protest too much
QPIRG opt-out campaign is hypocritical
Emergency in Gaza
War doctor Mads Gilbert discusses the politics of health in the Occupied Territories
Isms, and isms, and all we are saying….
This Saturday, Montreal-based band Ismism is set to release their first EP. Ismism plays experimental music that founder Matt Daher describes as “electro-acoustic post rock.”… Read More »Isms, and isms, and all we are saying….
Frightening the life out of the climate change movement
Laura Anderson investigates why North Americans ignore science at their own peril
QPIRG frustrated by opt-out campaign
Organization rebukes Conservative McGill for undercutting its finances
Stay classy, pro-choice crowd
Dear campus activists who’ve opposed Choose Life this year: The kids behind Choose Life are in the minority here. They are small in numbers and,… Read More »Stay classy, pro-choice crowd
Logjammin’ at Mac campus
Lumber-jacks of all trades converge in the West Island
Setting the record straight on the Bookstore
After reading “Haven Books: a cheap alternative” by Ben Paris (Commentary, January 11), my staff and I felt compelled to address the errors and misinformation… Read More »Setting the record straight on the Bookstore
Khadr to remain in Guantanámo Bay
Supreme Court leaves Canadian’s fate in the hands of Harper government
La Francofête, c’est politique
Provincial party reps debate postsecondary funding, taxes, and sovereignty
I get knocked down, and I get up again
College athletes who get injured, stay injured
To dance, to seek, to find, and not to yield
The title of the latest dance piece by Montreal-based choreographer Dominique Porte – Ulysse, nous et les sirènes – suggests recognizable and relatable themes: the… Read More »To dance, to seek, to find, and not to yield