The Lesser Evil? We Must Question Canada’s Role in Global Affairs

A look at why Canadians engage less with foreign policy, and what Ottawa is actually doing in the Middle East

Covert Bigotry: When Self-Censorship Stands in for Hate

The use of understatements to promulgate hate speech.

Nathan Sawaya’s Art of the Brick

An interesting phenomenon.

Hair removal in Western culture is deeper than what you believe it to be

The Life of a Maladroit Megastar and her Monotonous Muse

Undercurrent: a release party two years in the making

Multidisciplinary artist Audrey-Anne Bouchard’s latest immersive creation
engages audience members with tactical, auditory, and olfactory sensations

Why reading diverse stories can shape us and our future

Prime Minister speaks to students on federal spending roadmap

McGill students walk from downtown Montreal to Mont-Tremblant to raise money for the Quebec Cancer Foundation

McGill students can explore labs across The Neuro, Bellini, and 2001 McGill College

Colorado protesters show solidarity through playful costumes

Why is “slow cinema” relevant today?

Celebrities and influencers have always had political opinions. Why do we suddenly want to hear them?