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Hidden Lives, Loud Truths: Joyland (2022)
Leyla Rousseau • October 27, 2025
Pakistani film brings South Asian queer voices to the forefront of Cannes Read More
Friendships at McGill: Chance or Choice?
Yasmine Guroluk • October 7, 2025
The Never-Ending Cycle of Friendships Read More
Welcome (back) to the Machine
Matthew Tussman • October 6, 2025
50 Years of Wish You Were Here Read More
Is Montreal’s nightlife really dying?
Aurélien Lechantre • October 6, 2025
After the closure of several iconic nightlife venues in the city , we have to wonder about the future of live music and entertainment in Montreal. Read More
The Daily’s Consumer-Girl Autumn Starter Pack
Lily Tasson • October 6, 2025
How overconsumption shapes our seasonal experience Read More
Skinny-tok Commodification and Elitism
Emma De Lemos • October 6, 2025
What are we doing to our bodies? Read More
The Hate Train on Teen Dramas
Abigail Schiff • October 6, 2025
Increasing Popularity Gives Rise to Increasing Hate in Popular Teen Dramas Read More
Rethinking the Crisis
Miranda Forster • September 29, 2025
The Mohawk resistance at Kanehsatà:ke, 35 years later Read More
First Nations: Never to be Forgotten
Isabelle Lim • September 29, 2025
Indigenous narratives at Centre des Mémoires Montréalaises (MEM) Read More
Dali: Montreal’s up-and-coming eclectic band!
Youmna El Halabi • September 29, 2025
A Q&A with the diverse foursome. In Montreal, we’ve had our share of cultural disappointments this year, with institutions like Blue Dog closing down, and noise complaints hailing from across town, threatening to kill the nightlife Montreal is known for. That being said, we still… Read More
Reconciliation for Who?
Karonhianoron Dallas Canady-Binette • September 29, 2025
Author’s statement: Karonhianoron Dallas Canady-Binette is a two-spirit Kanien’keha:ka student from Kanehsatake. They completed their Bachelors of Arts in Anthropology at McGill University in 2024, and are currently in their second year of McGill Anthropology’s Master of Arts program. At the beginning of the Fall 2025… Read More
The Cost of a Matcha in Tiohtia:ke
Emma De Lemos • September 29, 2025
Montreal’s perpetual state of construction does not deceive: it remains a city of constant change. The McCord Museum’s current exhibition, Pounding the Pavement, perfectly captures the city’s eclectic spirit in a collection of Montreal street photography, running until October 28th — demonstrating how street culture, particularly vibrant… Read More
Spilling the tea
Jemima D'Sa • September 29, 2025
What’s going on with the matcha and chai obsessions? Your local neighbourhood coffee shop today serves more than just a reliable cappuccino; it now might also boast a blueberry whipped matcha iced latte. As an Indian girl, I always make jokes about my ancestors looking down at me… Read More
It’s Good to Be Back
Justin Friedberg • September 22, 2025
A Review of the Oasis ‘25 Reunion Tour Read More
