The Empress may or may not strike back
Kaj Huddart investigates the continuing question of and NDG landmark’s future
Culture
My Mama always told me
A daughter’s reflection on home away from home
Get your fibre
VAV Gallery show puts the spotlight on an alternative medium
When sugar-free ain’t so sweet
Katrina Sieniuc explores Montreal’s sodapop past
$1.50 a day
When the cost of a water bottle outweighs the cost of a life
The dying breed of dive bars
A search for authenticity in the urban nightscape
I am (secretly) an important person
What we often forget about community
Lit Sup
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CULTURE BRIEF
M for Montreal
The pros of propaganda
A historical look at cinema’s dealings with social uprising
CULTURE BRIEF
Children’s book, adult issue
Art meets academia: a field study
Eastern Bloc exhibition brings together the seemingly disparate disciplines of art and anthropology
November 10, here and there
An international student reflects on simultaneous protests
To the beat of his own drum
A former McGill jazz student riffs on the musical, post-academic life
Doing it yourself and doing it well
Documentary chronicles three of Montreal’s “fiercely independant record labels”