Denys Arcand invades Cinema du Parc
This month, Cinema du Parc is holding a tribute to renowned Canadian filmmaker Denys Arcand, whose work has been applauded both at home and abroad.… Read More »Denys Arcand invades Cinema du Parc
Culture
Could Canada spare some change?
Angus Sharpe comes face to face with our currency’s faces
The Times they are a-changin’
When the internet became a household necessity, many newspapers set up online repositories of their print material, making news and quality writing accessible to people… Read More »The Times they are a-changin’
Left on the cutting room floor
Considering arts funding, the CBC, and our “warrior nation”
What’s The Word on books?
Victoria Lessard looks into supporting local literary business
A fraternity in modernity
Delta Lambda Phi becomes Canada’s first gay frat
Inkwell
Look out
Mockery of the memes
Ben Poirier investigates the sober side of campus comedy
Inkwell
Attempt and Failure Towards a Northern Renaissance Triptych The City
The Empress may or may not strike back
Kaj Huddart investigates the continuing question of and NDG landmark’s future
My Mama always told me
A daughter’s reflection on home away from home
Get your fibre
VAV Gallery show puts the spotlight on an alternative medium
When sugar-free ain’t so sweet
Katrina Sieniuc explores Montreal’s sodapop past
$1.50 a day
When the cost of a water bottle outweighs the cost of a life
The dying breed of dive bars
A search for authenticity in the urban nightscape