We need to address the real causes of homelessness in Montreal
Thousands of unhoused people are victims of a broken system and especially vulnerable as winter arrives, yet little…
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An open letter to Jean-François Roberge, Quebec’s minister of the French language
Tuition hikes for out-of-province students like me will not solve the decline of the French language. My name…
Quickspin: Elisapie – Inuktitut
Inuk musician Elisapie Isaac explores the music of her childhood reimagined in her native language. On Sept. 15,…
Summer of infernos
Amidst the intensifying impact of climate change, Canadians endured nightmarish journeys, unforeseen expenses and heartwarming acts of kindness.…
Students vs. Spotify
The platform increased its monthly rate amidst the absence of a student discount in Quebec Remember watching Disney…
A never-ending pattern of racism in junior hockey in Quebec
CRARR is helping families in the fight against anti-Black racism in hockey The fight against racism in junior…
The radical importance of gigues in Quebecois culture
Pas Perdus | Documentaires Scéniques presented this year at the Théâtre du Nouveau Monde The Théâtre du Nouveau…
A local Quebec flower farm is leading the way in the Slow Flowers Movement
Learn about the secret to growing healthy cut flowers During the month of August, Au Beau Pré is…
Northern Perspectives: The Agreement that Changed It All
Podcast Producer Cedric Gallant dives into the deep history behind the James Bay Northern Quebec Agreement (JBNQA), where…
Overcrowded emergency rooms pile on the pressure
ER crisis puts stress on both patients and medical staff Long wait times and overcrowded emergency rooms across…
Is Bill 96 relevant in Montreal: What do polyglots at Mundo Lingo think?
Third and fourth-language speakers talk about learning French at the famous Mundo Lingo meetup Mundo Lingo is an…
The Check-In Podcast by Emily Pasquarelli #1 – “It wasn’t your fault”
Welcome to the Check-In Podcast, hosted by Emily Pasquarelli, a first year journalism student and a huge advocate…