“Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812”: A Review
When my friends and I exited the tightly-packed metro car at Beaubien station one evening in late January, it…
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McGill Joins in the Heat: How Heated Rivalry has Seeped into Campus Culture
“McGill? What the fuck is McGill? Is McGill a town?” These are great questions famously posed by hockey player Ilya…
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30 Years Later, Is Quebec Moving Towards a Third Referendum?
It’s no secret that Quebec is a unique Canadian province, partly because a portion of the population does not consider…
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(Un)Popular Culture: What we have Lost from the Lack of Monoculture in Media
‘Pop culture’ isn’t popular anymore. At least, not in the way that it once was. Today, the massive surge in…
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Clubbing: A Dying Art, or an Opportunity for Reinvention?
According to QS Best Student Cities Rankings 2025, Montreal has ranked as a top student city in North America. This…
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Clean your donkey
There was once a donkey named Derek, who loved to play in mud. On a hot summer’s day when the…
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Looking Back: Valérie Plante’s Impact on Montreal’s Cultural Landscape
Valérie Plante, Montreal’s first female mayor, has left an indelible mark on the city’s cultural landscape, despite being forced to…
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Dancing in the Moonlight: A Guide To Montreal’s Nuit Blanche
For over 20 years, Nuit Blanche has given Montrealers an opportunity to immerse themselves in local arts and culture, with…
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Spring Break in Montreal: A Cultural Lover’s Guide
Spring in Montreal—when the snow melts, the days get longer, and the city slowly comes back to life. Whether you’re…
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A Review of the Players’ Theatre’s Fall Production, “The Road to Hell”
On November 15th, I had the immense privilege of stopping by at the Players’ Theatre to see “The Road to…
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