“White Supremacy is Killing Me”
One thing I love about Montreal is the plethora of street art and murals that are scattered around the city….
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Comfort Between Aisles
During a big transition, finding a place that reminds you of home can be a saving grace. As a first-year…
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Five Budget-Friendly Activities for Your Fall Adventures in Montreal
As temperatures cool down and we pull our knit sweaters out of hibernation, fall is in full swing! There’s so…
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The Peel Street Cinema Experience
Peel Street Cinema—formerly the Film Society—shows classic movies every Tuesday inside of a nineteenth-century townhouse on Peel Street. On September…
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The Pure Sweetness of “Soft Landing”
Since October is Queer History Month and spooky season, I wanted to take the opportunity to review a lovely collection…
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Tracksuit Yourself: Squid Game and Merchandise Politics
In so many words, Squid Game is a South Korean survival drama about gamblers and debtors of all stripes—a chauffeur,…
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Adapting The Unadaptable Novel
This Thursday, director Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s novel Dune will hit theatres across North America. Villeneuve will try…
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Three Cozy Fall Recipes to Make While Procrastinating Your Midterms
As leaves transition from green to vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow, temperatures become chilly, and midterm season barrels…
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Beauty Behind the Blind Spots: On “Beautiful World, Where Are You,” Sally Rooney’s latest and best
For all the authorial self-importance that seems to glow behind so much sleeper-hit autofiction, the question that these books ask…
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That Old Chunk of Coal: On Norm MacDonald and The Quiet Art of Vulgarity
I was hanging with one of my closest friends when the CBC news notification popped up on my phone announcing…
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