Milton-Parc’s Indigenous Housing Crisis
At the corner of Milton St. and Parc Ave., smack-dab in the middle of the chain-coffee-Aritzia-puffer ‘McGill Ghetto’ and local-coffee-shop-vintage-Dickies…
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A New Chapter: How your Independent Bookstore Navigated the Pandemic
The question of what your local, independent bookstore does for you can be hard to conceptualise. However, when you sit…
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Le Magasin Général Lambert Gratton Features Montreal-Based Artists and Artisans
Located in the heart of the Plateau on the corner of rue Duluth and de Bullion, Le Magasin Général Lambert…
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ElleLui Provides Community For Montreal Queer Women and Nonbinary People
When you think of the term, “Queer Space,” what comes to mind? For me, I think of a drag bar…
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Getting to Know Myself and Montreal Better Through Daily Walks
As temperatures began rising, the days became longer, and spring peeked around the corner in early March, I decided I…
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Montreal Takeout Options To Match Your Midterm Mood
Midterm season is here! Where has the time gone? To get you through the ups and downs, the good times…
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Red Alert Continues as Cases Rise in Milton-Parc
On October 1, the city of Montreal moved to operate under red zone restrictions. Red is the highest alert level…
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The Young Talents Behind Artch 2020 Display Meaningful Art During Turbulent Times
Spanish artist and surrealist painter Joan Miró once wrote that, “a simple line painted with the brush can lead to…
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Four Must-See Montreal Galleries For Any Art Aficionado
For the average McGill student, being situated in a cultural hotbed like Montréal can be both overwhelming and exciting. With…
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Compassion During a Crisis
The outbreak of COVID-19 has had an impact on all of us. Many have found their normal lives upended by…
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