BGL looks back to the future
Quebec art collective reworks old pieces into something new
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Former student politician sues health plan provider
Defamation suit seeks $130,000 for public accusation of extortion
Look at the big picture behind “gang violence”
Last week, Global TV aired a segment on escalating violence between Filipino and South Asian teenagers in Montreal’s Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood. The journalists framed the most… Read More »Look at the big picture behind “gang violence”
Abdelrazik returns from Sudan
Canadian says accusations of terror links are baseless
Breaking the classroom’s fourth wall
Theatre course teaches students about social justice in and out of the classroom
Friends with food
What: Fresh Autumn Salsa How much: under $10, depending on your tomato source Why: To hang on to tomato season and summer for as long… Read More »Friends with food
West Bank case rejected by Quebec court
Superior Court Justice rules that Bil’in land dispute should be heard in Israel
Errata
In the article “Verdun Acquires First Industrial Composter,” (News, September 28), The Daily misattributed a quotation to Francine Morin. It was in fact Steve McLeod… Read More »Errata
Don’t deny Choose Life’s clubhood
Choose Life is a pro-life club that seeks to promote respect for human life and human rights from conception. We believe that every loss of… Read More »Don’t deny Choose Life’s clubhood
The big show
At the Schulich School of Music, a doctoral student prepares for her final recital
Seeking: honesty
Re: “Seeking : pro-choice champion” | Commentary | September 28
The Daily presents: Pop Montreal Guide ’09
Let the Daily’s culture editors tell you everything they know about Pop Montreal, which runs Wednesday through Sunday
Politica gets rolling
This Tuesday, Cinema Politica will host its first screening of the semester, of the documentary Roadsworth: Crossing the Line. The story of notorious Montreal stencil… Read More »Politica gets rolling
Hit the road
Making our cities pedestrian-friendly again
Lit city
New online fiction journal Joyland continues Montreal’s writerly tradition