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Bilingualism gets stage fright
Naomi Endicott • November 7, 2011
A theatre school tries to untangle Canada’s language politics Read More
The secularist and the synagogue
Christina Colizza • November 3, 2011
On June 19, 2011, temperatures in Montreal reached the mid-20s. The children of Outremont were busy, as they always are in summer, scootering down the neighbourhood’s tree-lined streets, or sliding down its wrought-iron banisters. But at the Mile End Library, the residents of the Plateau Mont-Royal borough were ignoring the… Read More
Sovereigntists reach out to Occupy movement
Henry Gass • November 3, 2011
Rally commemorates failed Quebec independence referendum Read More
Queer imagination on the silver screen
John Watson • November 2, 2011
A look in to the last few days of Image+Nation Read More
The cult of corn
Commentary • October 31, 2011
How one crop is wreaking havoc on our environment Read More
Witchcraft: it’s only rational
Culture • October 27, 2011
A look at alternative methods of law enforcement in light of corrupted courts Read More
Three Days Occupying Wall Street
Features • October 27, 2011
“Welcome to Zuccotti Park Zoo,” says the sign, duct-taped to a tree at the edge of the newly-renamed Liberty Park, the heart of Occupy Wall Street (OWS). “Please ask before taking photos. Do not photograph the sleeping residents.” The sign is light-hearted, but its message is strangely appropriate; Liberty Park,… Read More
Looking beyond boobs
Roxana Parsa • October 20, 2011
Amid the masses gathered in Parc Maisonneuve for the yearly “Run for the Cure,” a 5 kilometer walk/run aiming to raise money and awareness to combat breast cancer, one simple slogan stood out: “Save Second Base.” Despite the early morning and rainy skies that day, the large crowd was full… Read More
From Urbain to Hubert
Ryan Healey • October 20, 2011
Ryan Healey investigates the stories behind our saintly-named streets Read More
Downloading on the down low
admin • October 17, 2011
A look at the logistics and legality of torrenting Read More
The wounds of an old rivalry remain deep
Sports • October 17, 2011
Rangers FC and Celtics FC football teams keep historic tensions and violence alive in Glasgow Read More
Administration cracks down on student note-sharing sites
Daniel Smith • October 13, 2011
Course instructors advised to put copyright symbol on their materials Read More
Oh Canadian Music
Culture • October 13, 2011
Laura Linden investigates our home and native land’s global musical impact Read More
Future POP
Culture • October 6, 2011
A reflection on the natural evolution of POP Montreal Read More