Prison Recipes By and For Incarcerated People
La Cantine is a cookbook that helps inmates discuss risk prevention and reflect on food in prison.
Colombian journalist in Montréal. I love podcasts. Raccoon enthusiast 
Natalia's Latest Articles
Quebec’s New Healthcare Reform Scrambles to Fix a Broken System
Physicians and patients agree that Quebec’s new Bill 2 will drain human care from the province’s healthcare system.
Revitalizing the Creeks in Kahnawake
The creeks of the territory carry in their streams the memories of the community. Even though their waters flow slowly due to their deteriorated state, the Kahnawà:ke Environment Protection Office seeks to restore the creeks and revitalize the community’s connection with these ecosystems.
Why Are Quebec’s Wetlands Disappearing?
In Montreal, where 80 per cent of wetlands have disappeared, locals are fighting to make Quebec enforce its own environmental laws.
Learning French in Quebec Just Got Harder
Last-minute changes, outdated textbooks, and financial aid cuts are some of the many challenges immigrants face in learning French.
Why Is Québec Losing its Visual Effects?
A tax credit cut for the VFX and animation industry exacerbated mass layoffs that were already affecting the industry. Many artists now face the uncertainty of moving to another country for work or returning to university to change careers.
“Without Our Labour, Who Would Work?”
Temporary foreign workers leave their families behind to fill essential jobs that keep farms in the country running. Experts argue Canada has unfairly benefited from their skills and experience without assuming any responsibility for them.
Drug Checks, Safe Supply, Compassion: a First Aid Kit for the Overdose Crisis
Harm reduction programs save lives even as systemic issues remain unresolved and the toxic drug crisis shows no signs of ending.