Commentary

In the article “In Denial” (Features, November 16), the disease Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia was incorrectly called pneumocystis pneumonia. In the article “An ode to black… Read More »Errata

Re: “In denial” | Features | November 16

I was thoroughly pleased to notice the absence of neon-clad security guards as I biked past McConnell Engineering the morning of November 11. My joy… Read More »The normalization of state violence

There is nothing more diabolical than a system that makes you believe you know what there is to know. Years of being in Canada, in… Read More »The long fight against ignorance

Last week, the Montreal Gazette reported that the Jewish General Hospital, a McGill teaching hospital, gave H1N1 vaccines to 200 top donors and board members… Read More »Vaccinations should not be for sale

The latest series of combat deaths for coalition armies confirms that the evolving American war strategy to recruit and train more Afghans for combat is… Read More »The Afghan war strategy must change

The clichés of the Cold War still blind us today

In the article “Native voices from coast to coast” (Culture, November 5), it was stated that Native men who marry non-Native women are allowed to… Read More »Errata

“Sustainability” misses the real issue: capitalism

New research policy is unpracticably monolithic

Unvaccinated people endanger everyone else

A barrier of enforced silence surrounds sexual assault survivors in our society. Ninety-one per cent of sexual assaults in Canada go unreported, according to Statistics… Read More »Sexual assault’s silencing power

Re: “This week, enjoy a vegasm” | Mind&Body | November 5

Gérald Tremblay won his third term as mayor of Montreal November 1, squeaking out a plurality amid allegations of corruption and collusion levelled at both… Read More »Paint the town green

Canada starts taking crimes against humanity seriously