Art is an essential service that saves us during times of crisis
As we brace for a three-week lockdown, we turn to art to cope; to survive.
Staying sane and humane during the COVID-19 pandemic
Being safe, being informed and keeping your spirits up is a struggle in surreal times.
Who will save Montreal’s Canada Malting plant?
A look at two proposals to both preserve the iconic Southwest factory and turn most of the land that it sits on into housing.
Elizabeth Warren was the most brilliant Democratic candidate
Ahead of International Women’s Day, the last standing female candidate for President of the U.S. has bowed out.
Reconciliation, but only if it’s hassle-free and on our terms
Many non-Indigenous Canadians have dropped their masks in the wake of recent protests, and their true faces are not pretty.
The shock of the Harvey Weinstein conviction
My initial reaction to finding out that the movie mogul is facing 25 years in prison saddens me to my very core.
Wet’suwet’en crisis: Canada needs to check its privilege
Columnists and politicians fuel racist vitriol against the movement to stop the Coastal GasLink pipeline.
Bill 40 is the latest CAQ legislation passed without debate
The Legault government seems to specialize in shutting down dissent.
Sexy halftime show too extra for some Super Bowl fans
Misogyny, racism and hypocrisy abounds in the controversy over Shakira and Jennifer Lopez’s performance on Sunday.
Murderer’s sexual needs took precedence over a sex worker’s safety
A 22-year-old Quebec City woman is dead because a femicidal maniac got out on day parole with permission to pay for sex.