Montreal Ink
What happens to artistic freedom when your art is on someone’s skin?
Sections
Political expression
Sina Queyras’s Expressway takes the poet in a new direction
Sexual assault’s silencing power
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
Can’t teach an old dog
“Sustainability” misses the real issue: capitalism
Montrealers protest Turcot expansion
Off Campus Eye
Crooked world
Altera Vitae’s Bent memorializes the pink triangle
The latest Central Perk
Bringing the independent coffee house to Montreal
An ode to black sheep
TNC’s new production about every family’s sore thumb
Gender-neutral IDs come to McGill
Union for Gender Empowerment urges administration to follow suit
Historian remembers the fall of the Wall
Speaker addresses memories of both East and West Berlin 20 years after
Shedding a red light on history
Sarah Mortimer recounts the birth and development of the home of Montreal’s sex industry
Walking life
Max Halparin outlines steps to a healthy city
Crumbling Turcot Interchange
Off-Campus Eye
Documenting the International Criminal Court
Pamela Yates’ The Reckoning traces the ICC’s growing pains
You call that cheap?!
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