How my father learned to swear
I made my dad read Dave Eggers this summer. Having read A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius the summer before, I delighted in seeing him… Read More »How my father learned to swear
Sections
A selection of short fiction
Veil of Veronica I was pretty young when this happened so I don’t really remember every detail, and I might even be confusing things with… Read More »A selection of short fiction
Sit-ins are so last century
Re: “Queering Montreal” | Commentary | September 24
There’s room to improve grad student resources
40 per cent of ombudsperson complaints come from grads
Gender stereotypes affect health care
UBC researcher Joy Johnson calls for new investigations
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
Hit the road
Making our cities pedestrian-friendly again
Lit city
New online fiction journal Joyland continues Montreal’s writerly tradition
Life on the pitch
A look at McGill’s cricket community
Eating out east
On the corner of Marie-Anne and de Lorimier, a neighbourhood diner sits unassumingly behind a small terrace. Obscured by the umbrellas and trees in front… Read More »Eating out east
Politics in the pool
A Daily writer talks with his father about water polo, the Troubles, and solidarity through sports
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
Enough is enough
Re: “Students at 13 unions petition to leave CFS” | News | September 21
In search of Earth’s long-lost twin
MIT prof says technology is bringing us closer to an answer
Locals and City clash on the Main
Activists feel a plan to revamp the corner of Ste. Catherine and St. Laurent does not respect history