Femicide: a crisis we tolerate
The media continues to make excuses for men who kill their families, and to downplay a national tragedy.
Cancelling Quebec’s religion course is wrong (and I’m an atheist)
Is the CAQ abdicating its responsibility to Quebec children in the name of identity politics?
Prioritizing women’s narratives in storytelling and in politics
A brilliant film, an incredible speech and the need for women to act in their own self-interest.
Montreal highs and lows of 2019
The good, weird, bad and ugly things that happened in our city this year.
In praise of the good…
Instead of ranting this week, we decided to take a look at random acts of kindness.
Quebec court’s action on Bill 21 isn’t an endorsement, it’s a condemnation
While Premier Legault makes glaringly hypocritical statements in California, challenges to his discriminatory law continue.
Griffintown’s REM station should honour the Irish
The city’s proposed name for a new train station fails to recognize an important element of Montreal’s history.
Manitoba’s cheeky poke at Quebec is very upsetting for Bill 21 supporters
Pearl-clutching, pissing contests and ludicrous statements followed a Manitoba ad campaign in Quebec media.
The dominance of car culture is deadly
Why should we tolerate the status quo when there have been 19 pedestrian deaths in Montreal this year?
The refugee crisis is just beginning
We need to learn to share the boat, or we will all drown.