Building Canada Strong? Inside Parliament’s New Controversial Bill C-39
On September 21, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government tabled a sweeping omnibus bill in the House of Commons that Transport…
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From East to West: The Dual Rise of Canadian Separatism
On the evening of October 5th, Quebecers discovered the face of their new Premier: Paul St-Pierre Plamondon. Affectionately nicknamed PSPP,…
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Montréal’s Encampments and the Politics of Homelessness
Montréal did not discover homelessness on September 11, 2026. But when an infant was found near a homeless encampment on…
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Squirrels in Montreal Are Changing: Here’s How
According to a study conducted by McGill University, humans are not the only species impacted by their surrounding environments. Squirrels,…
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One Walk, Many Stories: Montrealers Unite Against Ovarian Cancer
On September 27th, Montrealers gathered at Parc Angrignon to walk for a cause. According to Ovarian Cancer Canada, One in…
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Racism, Accountability, and Freedom of Speech at the Center of Calls for Change in the SPVM
On the 21st of September, after years of demands from the SPVM’s (Service de Police de la Ville de Montreal)…
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AI Deepfakes of a Montreal Doctor Causing Public Concern
Quebec doctor François Marquis is known for providing the public with information regarding various medical concerns. When COVID-19 occurred, he…
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Three Years Later, Fino Takes the Lettuce Crown
After three years of coming within seconds of victory, U2 Medicine student Mauricio Fino finally became McGill University’s Head of…
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We’ll Always Have OAP
As the academic year kicks off, one question can be heard all over campus: “Are you going to OAP?” What…
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A Guide to the 2026 Quebec Provincial Election
On October 5th, Quebec will elect a new provincial government. It will be the first time in eight years that…
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