African NGOs aren’t so bad
Volunteer groups do legitimate, necessary work
Sections
Abortion, scientifically speaking
A look at the medical misconceptions within a moral issue
Mafia runs road construction
On the night of October 15, Radio-Canada aired its investigative radio program Enquête, in which whistleblower François Beaudry – a former senior engineer at the… Read More »Mafia runs road construction
The relevance of records
Kamran Aryah investigates whether wax will wane.
McGill student victim of racial profiling
Quebec Superior Court to hear the case
Saving green with green
A decade ago, the residents of the Milton-Parc community pooled their funds and, after dedicating much time and effort to their project, turned a neglected… Read More »Saving green with green
PGSS moves to reform CFS in mass proposal
Seven student unions claim CFS is tyrannical and litigious, CFS calls accusations malicious
Diabetes plagues Kahnawake
Poor sports facilities and funding push disease to twice national average
Gender neutral, but not equal
Human rights lawyer Pearl Eliadis on the legal challenges women still face in Canada
Canadian rivers in peril
World Wildlife Fund report card recommends politicians evaluate hydro-electric policies.
QWF to host panel on CanLit and lit crit
Writers Out Loud discussion pays homage to the now defunct Double Hook Bookstore
Burlesque struts its stuff
Montreal’s revival of a centuries-old sexy performance art
Fashion Week fury
Kortney Shapiro deconstructs the spectacle, from glam styles to models’ sizes
Cinematic SPASMs
Feeling understandably cheated in the wake of the Festival du Nouveau Cinema’s barrage of art house filmmaking, cheap exploitation flick enthusiasts needn’t despair – there’s… Read More »Cinematic SPASMs
Finger-lickin’ good smut
Lickety Split has earned a reputation for always doing things a little differently. Named Expozine’s Best English Zine in 2008, Montreal’s favourite smut zine has… Read More »Finger-lickin’ good smut