The Changing Landscape of the Gay Village
When queer communities begin shifting away from the Gay Village.
Culture
Hidden Lives, Loud Truths: Joyland (2022)
Pakistani film brings South Asian queer voices to the forefront of Cannes
Friendships at McGill: Chance or Choice?
The Never-Ending Cycle of Friendships
Welcome (back) to the Machine
50 Years of Wish You Were Here
Is Montreal’s nightlife really dying?
After the closure of several iconic nightlife venues in the city , we have to wonder about the future of live music and entertainment in Montreal.
The Daily’s Consumer-Girl Autumn Starter Pack
How overconsumption shapes our seasonal experience
“Dream Privilege”
How Sleep Became a Status Symbol
Skinny-tok Commodification and Elitism
What are we doing to our bodies?
The Hate Train on Teen Dramas
Increasing Popularity Gives Rise to Increasing Hate in Popular Teen Dramas
Rethinking the Crisis
The Mohawk resistance at Kanehsatà:ke, 35 years later
First Nations: Never to be Forgotten
Indigenous narratives at Centre des Mémoires Montréalaises (MEM)
Dali: Montreal’s up-and-coming eclectic band!
A Q&A with the diverse foursome. In Montreal, we’ve had our share of cultural disappointments this year, with institutions like Blue Dog closing down, and… Read More »Dali: Montreal’s up-and-coming eclectic band!
Reconciliation for Who?
Author’s statement: Karonhianoron Dallas Canady-Binette is a two-spirit Kanien’keha:ka student from Kanehsatake. They completed their Bachelors of Arts in Anthropology at McGill University in 2024,… Read More »Reconciliation for Who?
The Cost of a Matcha in Tiohtia:ke
Montreal’s perpetual state of construction does not deceive: it remains a city of constant change. The McCord Museum’s current exhibition, Pounding the Pavement, perfectly captures… Read More »The Cost of a Matcha in Tiohtia:ke
Spilling the tea
What’s going on with the matcha and chai obsessions? Your local neighbourhood coffee shop today serves more than just a reliable cappuccino; it now might… Read More »Spilling the tea