Teesri Duniya Theatre is “Staging Freedom”
A political theatre in Montreal dedicates its season to work about Palestine as Palestinian art faces censorship across the country.
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How Montrealer Ben Clarkson Created “the Perfect Satire” of 2024
Justice Warriors tells the tale of poop monsters and political assassination attempts but it's really a story of the crazy times we're living in.
Party With The Rover
We're raffling away over 15 prizes, including 2 tickets to see BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN live!
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.
“People Need to Get Used to Seeing Strong Women.”
Montreal's women fighters react to Imane Khelif's Olympic gold medal win and the blowback she suffered along the way.
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VIDEO: The Rover heads to Dakar to take in a sport that fills stadiums with screaming fans, percussion bands and the occasional witch doctor.
What It’s Like to Raise Biracial Asian Kids in Quebec
We spoke about racism, assimilationist pressures, and connection to culture with two Asian parents and an Asian biracial adult.
The Grind: A Franco-Ontarian’s Perspective on Minority Language Rights
Not all linguistic minority communities face the same challenges.
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.
Street Hymns: A Memorial Service in Cabot Square
Some 37 unhoused people have died in less than two years in west downtown.
How Montrealer Ben Clarkson Created “the Perfect Satire” of 2024
Justice Warriors tells the tale of poop monsters and political assassination attempts but it's really a story of the crazy times we're living in.
Party With The Rover
We're raffling away over 15 prizes, including 2 tickets to see BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN live!
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.
“People Need to Get Used to Seeing Strong Women.”
Montreal's women fighters react to Imane Khelif's Olympic gold medal win and the blowback she suffered along the way.
Arena Kings: Senegalese Wrestling Blends Sport, Spirituality and Tradition
VIDEO: The Rover heads to Dakar to take in a sport that fills stadiums with screaming fans, percussion bands and the occasional witch doctor.
What It’s Like to Raise Biracial Asian Kids in Quebec
We spoke about racism, assimilationist pressures, and connection to culture with two Asian parents and an Asian biracial adult.
The Grind: A Franco-Ontarian’s Perspective on Minority Language Rights
Not all linguistic minority communities face the same challenges.
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.
Street Hymns: A Memorial Service in Cabot Square
Some 37 unhoused people have died in less than two years in west downtown.