Does art matter?
Ariella Starkman ventures to Concordia’s student art festival to find out
Culture
Benito’s benediction
History, politics, and religion, Little Italy style
Drawing inspiration from those around him
McGill artist compiles student drawings in new Fridge Door Gallery show
St. Henri’s writer-in-residence
Quebec studies professor lectures on Gabrielle Roy in translation
Mile End ink
Bodkin tattoo has left a mark on Bernard
On an afternoon in Montréal Nord
Angus Sharpe discusses one of Montreal’s most politically charged boroughs
A contemporary cure
Ariella Starkman clears her head at Montreal’s Contemporary Art Museum
Cheap pho, pho sho!
Cristal No. 1 offers big bowls, but the food proves bland
Street view
Taking a look at the gentrification of the Mile End’s Rue de Gaspe
Love, nymphs, and the occasional cliche
Ariella Starkman reviews Hazards of Love: A Folk Opera
Keeping warm since 1983
Ungava Duvet will tuck you in at night
A “carte blanche” on the silver screen
Montreal’s Goethe-Institut presents a film series curated by Guy Maddin
A beat heard ‘round the world
Christopher Webster listens in on West African music at Club Balattou
Hitchhiker’s guide to the galleries
Victoria Lessard explores our city’s art
Whose turn is it to “eat”?
Inequality and crimes against humanity in Kenyan politics