I’ma wash your mouth out with soap, mister
Re: “Trapped in the sprawl” | Features | January 25
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Forum on police brutality in Parc-Ex this weekend
Activists to speak on racial profiling, police shootings
Three big losses
A symptom of pregnancy: loss of human rights Two weeks ago, a three-judge panel heard Samantha Burton’s case in the First District Court of Appeal… Read More »Three big losses
To unionize or not to unionize?
Workers thinking about syndicalism should consider benefits
Women deserve more
Today marks the 22nd anniversary of the decision in the R. v. Morgentaler case. In its ruling, the Supreme Court of Canada struck down the… Read More »Women deserve more
Don Cherry sucks and I love him
In a country often maligned for its cultural passivity, one man stands out from the crowd in the unlikely arena of sports commentary: Donald Stewart… Read More »Don Cherry sucks and I love him
Malgré le froid, l’hiver, c’est le fun
Every other week, Joël Thibeault writes a column for French learners, as a way of encouraging them to practice their French. Si vous êtes comme… Read More »Malgré le froid, l’hiver, c’est le fun
Think before you give
International organizations in Haiti are not without fault
27,000 protest “insult to democracy”
Cyber-activists organize global demonstration
The irresistible scream of mutual respect
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STOP! No more research! This guy says it’s a bad idea
Re: “Grow your own building” | Sci+Tech | January 25
If mealtimes are a struggle, don’t face it alone
McGill’s Eating Disorder Program marks its first Awareness Week
Citius, deterius, fortius
Olympic fever is picking up, and it’s astonishing how many large Canadian institutions carry the official stamp of the Games, from Canada Post to Coca… Read More »Citius, deterius, fortius
Montreal hosts Haiti aid talks
Activists decry militarization, profiteering, and political exclusion
Pierogies and pleasantries in Mile End
Conversations about Polish food involving me usually go something like this. Friend: Would you like a pierogie? Me: Ooh, I’ve never had one of those… Read More »Pierogies and pleasantries in Mile End