Silencing Languages, Erasing Histories
Indigenous tongues must remain accessible
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The Cost of a Matcha in Tiohtia:ke
Montreal’s perpetual state of construction does not deceive: it remains a city of constant change. The McCord Museum’s current exhibition, Pounding the Pavement, perfectly captures… Read More »The Cost of a Matcha in Tiohtia:ke
Are Social Causes Fizzling Out?
Why We Need to be Learning Indigenous Languages At McGill
The Power of Naming in Shaping Collective Memory
Metro Stop Honours Mary Two-Axe Earley in Memory of Indigenous Women’s Struggle for “Indian Status”
Contempt for Indigenous Peoples’ Rights and the Environment
Since the new bill on forestry was tabled, protest has risen from First Nations authorities and environmental groups.
Reframing Education: An Interview with Margaret Mackenzie on the Critical Campus Tour
Indigenous student-led project looks at the sites McGill University occupies through an anti-colonial lens
Exploring McGill’s 24th Annual Powwow
Kicking off Indigenous Awareness Week at Mac Campus
The Revolution Will Be Memed: Nepal’s Gen Z Uprising and the Collapse of Political Trust
From nepo baby outrage to burned government buildings, Nepal’s youth are taking the future into their own hands
The Dawn of McGill’s Horizon Plan
The goals and consequences of the University’s budget cuts
Weaponizing Objectivity
Science has always been political. Why do we pretend otherwise?
It’s Good to Be Back
A Review of the Oasis ‘25 Reunion Tour
The Magic of Good Company
Maybe the real successful night isn’t about where you go, but who you’re with.
The Queen(s) of Rap: Why we still haven’t crowned the one and only
Misogyny and the hip-hop industry
Amplified at OASIS Immersion: A Rock and Roll Time Machine
Kevin Bacon, Nanette Workman, and a wall of sound guide Montrealers through sixty years of rock history in an immersive exhibition at the Old Port.
Hamilton: The Room Where It Happens
Tony Award-winning musical arrives in Montreal.