Problematizing Canada’s history
The government’s continual oppression of Indigenous communities
Sam Neylon - Media Credits
Flying under the gaydar
Dealing with assumed straightness in the workplace
Gentrification is not grand
‘Neutral’ journalism and the working class neighbourhood
Harassment and discrimination at McGill
The 2012-13 figures on harassment, sexual harassment, and discrimination prohibited by law
Rez Project discusses diversity politics
Strives for safer space on campus
Widening the web
The global impact of technology
Centre for Gender Advocacy takes a critical look at gender
Annual workshop series opens discussion on feminist organizing and action
The shape of things to come
Time Forms explores the links between art and time
Doing the web crawl
The ins and outs of open data
Asking the right questions
A letter of thanks to Juliano Mer-Khamis
A new year, a new dynamic
Redmen hockey tries to get back to their winning ways
Education Across Borders Collective protests in front of school commission
Group advocates right of non-status children to attend school
Droning bass tones and saxophone riffs
The world of POP Montreal
An electronic wasteland
The importance of recycling used electronics
In Motion
The following are two works of fiction that deal with the rhythm of motion and stillness. We treat you with two different texts lying on… Read More »In Motion