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My column today was supposed to be about Montreal’s coming municipal election. But that changed when, early Sunday morning, as most of us were...
“Politics makes strange bedfellows.” The proverb immediately came to mind as I scanned images of a counter-protest last Sunday to — as...
A few weeks ago, Concordia University’s rocketry club achieved a Canadian first: A group of passionate young scientists and engineers launched their...
I wasn’t planning to engage in activism last Saturday. My tentative plans called for brunch and a bike ride. But my friend Élisabeth Vallet,...
In a recent television interview, Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon attempted to establish a direct link between immigration and the...
Last Sunday night found me in a park in Griffintown enjoying the latest free movie offering by Film Noir au Canal. For close to a decade, this local...
As I watched the debate unfold around Christian singer/MAGA influencer Sean Feucht, whose Canadian tour included last week’s stop in Montreal, I...
When the Quebec government announced this month it had reached its cap for family reunification sponsorships, and that the province was suspending new...
I found myself in Outremont recently lining up for Terraza Luz, a weekend-only back-alley taqueria pop-up owned by Mexican-born chef Juan Lopez Luna...
Books and public libraries were my gateways to other worlds as a child. It’s understandable, then, why I’m such a fan of the TD Summer Reading...
The Coalition Avenir Québec government has repeatedly stated over the past seven years that education is a priority for them, yet it’s often been...
With St-Jean celebrations around the corner, I want to set the record straight about who gets to celebrate. Answer: Everyone. Every year I inevitably...
It’s that time of year again when Montreal’s spring and summer festivals are either announcing their lineups or already in full swing, and the...
As part of the Coalition Avenir Québec’s ever-growing list of policies aimed at dictating how new Quebecers should act, live and look, a new bill...
I’ve written two books and countless columns on migration and the politics of “belonging” — and I still sometimes feel like I’ll never fully...
I’ve been watching with increasing trepidation — and even a little bewilderment — at the way the Legault government continues to turn the screws...
Montreal’s great spring thaw is glorious. I love this city around the clock, and there’s no denying summer is when Montreal outdoes itself in sexy...
As the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump begins to revoke temporary protection status of 900,000 migrants granted under his predecessor,...
As a columnist, I receive my fair share of messages. But one recent email turned into a phone call after the writer’s frustration and fatigue...
Here we go again. It seems every time the Coalition Avenir Québec government loses a byelection, finds itself mired in another money-losing scandal...