Not Dead Yet: the Fight for Montreal’s Nightlife
Seeing talented bands in tiny venues, surrounded by the city's finest troublemakers, is the kind of thing we need to hang onto.
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Can City Hall Save Montreal’s Nightlife?
Club owners show "guarded optimism" and anxiety as city unveils nightlife policy recommendations
A Women’s League, Made Possible by Hockey Pioneers
The PWHL could offer young women hockey players a new future in the sport.
Une ligue féminine bâtie sur les épaules de pionnières
La LPHF pourrait offrir aux jeunes hockeyeuses un nouvel avenir dans le sport.
Like a Girl
In Montreal, women and gender-diverse fighters battle for inclusion in combat sports.
Comme une fille
À Montréal, des femmes et des personnes de la diversité de genre luttent pour l’inclusion dans les sports de combat.
“How Come I Didn’t Die?”
After 25 years of pro wrestling, "Sexxxy" Eddy Dorowzowski talks about suffering for his art and finding himself in the squared circle.
Searching For The Tragically Hip
How cover bands and former members of the group are gracefully keeping the music, and memory of Gord Downie, alive.
The Rover’s Year-in-Review
Rover staff Marie-Pier Thibault, Christopher Curtis, and Savannah Stewart reflect on the year that was.
Out of the Dark Ages
After being pushed underground by police raids and outdated regulations, kickboxing is making a comeback in Montreal.
Can City Hall Save Montreal’s Nightlife?
Club owners show "guarded optimism" and anxiety as city unveils nightlife policy recommendations
A Women’s League, Made Possible by Hockey Pioneers
The PWHL could offer young women hockey players a new future in the sport.
Une ligue féminine bâtie sur les épaules de pionnières
La LPHF pourrait offrir aux jeunes hockeyeuses un nouvel avenir dans le sport.
Like a Girl
In Montreal, women and gender-diverse fighters battle for inclusion in combat sports.
Comme une fille
À Montréal, des femmes et des personnes de la diversité de genre luttent pour l’inclusion dans les sports de combat.
“How Come I Didn’t Die?”
After 25 years of pro wrestling, "Sexxxy" Eddy Dorowzowski talks about suffering for his art and finding himself in the squared circle.
Searching For The Tragically Hip
How cover bands and former members of the group are gracefully keeping the music, and memory of Gord Downie, alive.
The Rover’s Year-in-Review
Rover staff Marie-Pier Thibault, Christopher Curtis, and Savannah Stewart reflect on the year that was.
Out of the Dark Ages
After being pushed underground by police raids and outdated regulations, kickboxing is making a comeback in Montreal.