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Hyde Park: Raising a finger to both sides of the fence
My brother was in southeast Jerusalem when an elderly mother yelled from her window, in Hebrew, “This isn’t a place for you; you should leave.”… Read More »Hyde Park: Raising a finger to both sides of the fence
Remembering the victims in Gaza
Photo essay
What your momma never told you
Montreal’s biggest sex trade show aims to celebrate the nasty-nasty
Hyde Park: Scorned by my journalistic sisters
A search for career advice results in help from male friends
The problem with following The Rules
On a recent girls’ weekend, a friend of mine handed me what she promised would become my Bible. She entrusted me with a copy of… Read More »The problem with following The Rules
Making nothing from something
Silvia Kolbowski’s reimagining of French New Wave classic lacks potency of the original
Point / Counterpoint: An economic boycott of Israel?
Debate over the Middle East has filled these pages since the Israeli offensive in Gaza began over a month ago. Below, two students debate the roots and utility of an economic boycott of Israel.
Hyde Park: Bring on stimulating conservatism
Stimulus shmimulus! That was about all Andrew Coyne had to say about the Conservatives’ new budget on last Wednesday’s broadcast of CBC’s The National. A… Read More »Hyde Park: Bring on stimulating conservatism
Hot pants
A story by The Daily’s Shannon Kiely
Under the scope: Fermenting on organic purchases
Breaking down the wine-making process and its organic alternative
Beyond the evening news
Concordia film screenings put a human face on distant conflicts
Journal de Montreal locked out
Employees reject contract proposal
Five Alive mid-year SSMU reviews
Kay Turner President Kay Turner knows she’s nearing the end. She’s looking to change and looking to do it fast. And so, realizing that some… Read More »Five Alive mid-year SSMU reviews
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Quebec strip club film’s flat characters fail to inspire empathy