“It’s Our Livelihood”: AMUSE Pushes for Job Security at McGill
Montreal’s Poetic Autumn
Recent awards and publications affirm the vitality of this city’s literary scene Read More
Is Montreal Ready for Slave Play?
Black Theatre Workshop reads Jeremy O’Harris’s controversial Slave Play as a part of their 2026-2027 programming Read More
Turning Connections Into Community with Aidan Licoppe
Enid Kohler • November 8, 2026
Princeton Professor Beth Lew-Williams Wins 2026 Cundill History Prize
Lorin Kamaci • November 1, 2026
Celebrating CAEO Québec’s 50th Anniversary
Mara Gibea • October 25, 2026
Trans Law Collective Dismantles Legal Barriers for Montreal’s Queer Community
Enid Kohler • October 25, 2026
“McGill is a Gravesite”: Kanien’kehá:ka Kahnistensera Hold Vigil for Indigenous Children
Adair Nelson • October 4, 2026
Student Start-Up Provides Free Healthcare Resources for McGill Students
Enid Kohler • October 4, 2026
Culture
Features
The Freedom to Be: The Enduring Legacies of Tim Curry and Dolly Parton Within the Queer Community
Sophie Lamontagne • October 27, 2026
The Road That Maybe Shouldn’t Have Been Travelled
Elaine Yang • September 28, 2026
A look at McGill’s dissonant past and mired present with regards to the Indigenous community Read More
On the Ground in the West Bank: A Testimony with Giancarlo Cininni
Youmna El Halabi • March 16, 2026
“You never know if you’re going to be in the news or not that day…if [the IOF (sic., a pejorative term for the Israeli Defense Force)] will try to pull a trigger.” In October 2025, Giancarlo Cininni packed his bags and headed to Ramallah, in the… Read More
