Where words often fail
“A Village United Against the Wall” uses photography to confront the devastation of conflict in the Middle East
Culture
Arias for the silver screen
Local cinemas bring New York’s Metropolitan Opera to Montreal
Culture brief: Art around the clock
A week-long celebration of all things “art” – with performances, screenings, competitions, and more – kicked off on campus Monday with poetry and music, and… Read More »Culture brief: Art around the clock
Troubled waters in Chicoutimi
Reflections on life and death in Tout Est Parfait
Never trust a doppelganger
Atmospheric Disturbances follows one man’s offbeat quest to find the wife he thinks he married
Humanitarians can’t afford to be neutral
Dr. James Orbinski’s memoir questions crimes of inaction
Cinema on the edge
Marie Brassard’s provocative selections explore the fringe of German film
Rethinking the city, from the ground up
Actions exhibit presents fantastic yet feasible solutions for the urban landscape
Half man, half cockroach
Montreal’s Rawi Hage pens an existential award winner
Get lost in a good bookstore
A guide to finding books with personality in Montreal
Infallible tests for year-end bests
Top album lists, music-mag behemoths, and folky goodness
Slice-of-life, served cold
Dave Lapp’s detached vignettes lack direction
The perks of being a pariah
Surviving high school is no mean feat in Mariko Tamaki’s Skim
AIDS policy lecture night features head of McGill AIDS Centre
Last Wednesday, Dr. Mark Wainberg outlined what he believes to be the key policy decisions the Canadian government should make to mitigate the impacts of… Read More »AIDS policy lecture night features head of McGill AIDS Centre
An exercise in melancholy
Alienation and loneliness ring hollow in Seven Openings of the Head