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Is Montreal Ready for Slave Play?

Black Theatre Workshop reads Jeremy O’Harris’s controversial Slave Play as a part of their 2026-2027 programming

The founder of Seat Alert on the important things in life

New documentary uses Israeli soldier testimony to examine destruction of Gaza

At McGill’s finalists’ forum, authors discussed recovering overlooked perspectives and challenging established historical narratives

A look into cases of incel-related murders and what must be done to end them

Between Tim Curry’s theatrical defiance to Dolly Parton’s enduring compassion, these two cultural icons have helped generations of LGBTQ+ people embrace their identities, find community,… Read More »The Freedom to Be: The Enduring Legacies of Tim Curry and Dolly Parton Within the Queer Community

Queer Cinema Club Montreal founder Jeremie Romain on bringing queer history
to the city’s big screens

From dancing to telephone help lines to testimonial school workshops

The Martlets turn their home match into a Pride celebration

Volunteer-run organization born out of McGill’s Faculty of Law provides free legal information and support for trans and non-binary people in Quebec

Recap of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem boycott motion at the SSMU Fall 2026 General Assembly

How did modesty or desire become a binary choice for women, and what does
that choice cost?

Quebec’s election will shape student life, including for those who cannot vote

HeyDoc is a free online service helping students access healthcare in Montreal

Mohawk Mothers organize to honour the children allegedly buried on the site of the Allan Memorial Institute and former Royal Victoria Hospital