The Stupidity of Homeopathic Medicine
When I was thirteen, I broke my collarbone in gym class softball. Shattered in four places, it required two surgeries…
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Montreal Winter For Newbies
A few weeks ago, while locked up in my house watching my first snowstorm through the window, I started recalling…
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In Defense Of Quebec’s Linguistic Irredentism
A matryoshka is a traditional Russian doll. Once taken apart, it unveils another, smaller doll inside; the process continues until…
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An Ode to ASMR
Every night as I prepare for bed, I unfailingly put one Bluetooth earbud in my ear and open the YouTube…
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The Economics of Hotdog Man
I remember his hotdogs like it was yesterday. I was aimlessly walking around after class at around half past two…
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War On Words: How language shapes the perception of armed conflict
United and powerful applause – regardless of which side of the political spectrum it’s coming from – fills the Chamber…
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Star-Struck Decisions: How Astrology is Guiding Our Everyday Choices
If there is one force stronger than TikTok’s hold on our free time, it’s astrology’s cosmic grip on our decision-making….
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Patati Patata and My Renewed Love for Soup
It’s a dark Tuesday evening. The relentless demon that is daylight savings is tormenting me, and the daylight, it seems,…
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Goodbye Meet-Cute, Hello Dating-App Warriors
As a 20-year-old university student, dating apps seem to be everywhere—almost every other student my age has at least one…
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Bill 74: How the CAQ’s Attack on International Students Targets English Universities and Harms Québec’s Future
International students are the newest target of the Coalition Avenir Québec’s campaign to francize and control Québec’s future—and the potential…
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