Bell Montreal
“Bell Montreal” is a photo-series and film that explores how Montreal envisioned its future in the 1960-1970s and how the city today holds onto its… Read More »Bell Montreal
Features
“MY BRAIN IS TRYING TO KILL ME”
content warning: self-harm, eating disorder, suicidal ideation, sexual assault It’s late spring when a friend of mine informs me that my former clinician — let’s… Read More »“MY BRAIN IS TRYING TO KILL ME”
Queer Mongering
content warning: homophobic slurs, nationalism, xenophobia What does a burly redneck Republican have in common with a flamboyant gay man? The answer, say some, is… Read More »Queer Mongering
Alejandra Zaga Mendez: The Importance of Local Activism
A Profile of Québec Solidaire Candidate for Bourassa-Sauvé
Exploring Sisterhood
A Day at SistersInMotion
Cultivating our Public Oeuvre
Prioritizing our Public Spaces
PrEP: redefining safe sex
The politics and accessibility of HIV prevention
Changing the Narrative
An Interview with Lucas Charlie Rose
All Lez’d Up and Nowhere To Go
Why are there no lesbian bars in Montreal?
Pass the mic
Identifying and eradicating performative allyship
Symbols of resistance
An exhibition centred on Black identity
The stories we carry
An interview with Kai Cheng Thom
What it memes to heal
Memes as a tool for healing for POC
A Seat at the table with Syl Ko: A discussion on Black Veganism
Nestled on a nondescript cobblestone corner stood the entrance to the Bonsecours Market. You would never have known it looking from the outside, but inside… Read More »A Seat at the table with Syl Ko: A discussion on Black Veganism
Producing change
Opening space for small-scale agriculture in Quebec