I’m a pretty gentle gent. I drink green tea and buy wine for the pictures on the bottles. I own a plant, believe in true… Read More »Life Lines: A gentle gent’s appeal to the world’s weather jocks
San Francisco residency program brings artists to the dump
A closer look at the history of Montreal’s greenest circus
Fridge Door Gallery’s latest vernissage lives up to the hype
For years, students moving into residence at McGill have been asked to live according to two rules: “Respect,” and “Don’t fuck with the fire equiptment.”… Read More »Editorial: Residence director must improve, or go
Back Off! seeks to unite activists through art
McGill festival delivers the best of student-written plays
Montreal’s other anglo university hopes to compost 100 tonnes of organic refuse by 2012
Here’s the deal: I do not care to know about your views on abortion, your stance on the legalization of marijuana and, no, not even… Read More »Hyde Park: Questioning Canada’s ban on free speech
Correction appended Until recently, McGill had one of the strictest student residence alcohol policies in Canada, but only loosely enforced the guidelines. Now, the new… Read More »Floor fellows clash with new boss
Large pharmaceutical companies expected to oppose reforms to flawed legislation
The Daily’s Max Halparin traces the toxic flows of e-waste
Though consensus certainly points to McGill hating the fine arts, that doesn’t seem to be stopping the English department from breeding a few performing artists… Read More »Culture Brief: Out of the Library and Into the Theatre
“It is, in fact, nothing short of a miracle that the modern methods of instruction have not yet entirely strangled the holy curiosity of inquiry.”… Read More »Piñata Diplomacy: What Matt Damon teaches us about education
Montreal’s red-light district, the area east of St. Laurent and Ste. Catherine, is getting cleaned up. Patrons of the sex shops, insta-checks, and fast food… Read More »Green company develops red light district