Montreal needs a peace rally to unite Israeli and Palestinian communities — and all of us, really
“Appealing for calm can only go so far — it’s up to you to appeal for peace.”
An open letter to Mayor Valérie Plante.
“Appealing for calm can only go so far — it’s up to you to appeal for peace.”
An open letter to Mayor Valérie Plante.
“The CAQ hasn’t the slightest clue what Montreal’s current transit needs are, let alone what they might be in a city that could easily be car-free within a decade.”
“Let’s get this straight: I don’t believe in ghosts. Irrespective of my beliefs, and I make no pronouncements as to whether what haunts us is real or not, I can say with authority that Montreal is a very old city, and old cities are haunted. Have I seen shit? Hell yes.”
“François Legault’s decision to double the cost of university tuition for out-of-province students is shortsighted, mean-spirited and, from an economic vantage point, completely idiotic.”
The plan for a subterranean REM de l’est has been scrapped, but what remains of the Montreal transit extension is a mess.
“Montreal is richer today because of Claude Cormier, who passed away on Sept. 15 at the age of 63. He created whimsy — and over the course of his career helped transform our urban environment in ways that will likely, and hopefully, last for many more years.”
“Rather than getting rid of an unnecessary roadway that’s disfigured the mountain for 70-some-odd years — and commit to genuine reforestation — we’re getting half-assed greenwashing that still tries to be all things to all people.”
The California comic told us about her strange path into the industry.
Even if you’ve never met her, Robby Hoffman is right about why you’re wrong. She’s a small, queer ex-Hasidic comedian with a Daytime Emmy Award. What have you done with your life?
An interview with the actor and comedian (and show business dynasty member) ahead of his first ever Just for Laughs appearances.