Educated humour
Montreal art comedy collective to perform at Sala Rossa
Sections
Canada backs rights for people with disabilities
Activists push government to fully comply with UN convention
Nice day for a Dirty Wedding
Local band releases second album hot on the heels of their first
Portrait of a lab rat
Concordia talk explores scientific inquiry and rodents as art
Charkaoui sues federal government
After being detained for six years under a security certificate, local teacher aims to clear his name
Effective aid overseas
Engineers Without Borders stresses importance of sustained volunteer projects
Dreaming through reality
Canadian recording artist Erin Lang finds her sound in Montreal
Unions oppose future Canada-Colombia free trade agreement
Groups seek investigation into the treaty’s impact on human rights
Cuts hit First Nations University
Loss of federal and provincial funding could push institution toward insolvency
Kudos to Lisa M for owning up to being radically rich
Re: “Downwardly mobile and loving it” | Commentary | March 11
Cutting edge feminism
The Edgy Women festival is organized by Studio 303, a Montreal resource centre aimed at stimulating artistic exchange between artists and the public through workshops,… Read More »Cutting edge feminism
At last, with this letter, the admin will listen to reason
Re: “Paging Doctor Cornett” | Commentary | October 8
Muslim women don’t need saving from themselves
A truncated version of this article appeared in the March 18 issue of The Daily. Accommodation is a word with baggage in Quebec. In 2007,… Read More »Muslim women don’t need saving from themselves
Mean green advertising machine
How to avoid being tricked by false environmental claims
A meditation on fighting
Daily columnist pontificates on his thirst for bloodsport