‘Everybody Who’s on the Stage Is Part of Your Community’: Ctrl+Alt Festival Returns for a Third Edition
Free festival stacked with queer, local performers to take over the Place du Village July 24-26.
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July 1 is now a race against time for families facing homelessness once their lease expires.
Quebec Workers Experienced a “Counter Revolution” Under Jean Boulet: Experts
The outgoing labour minister leaves behind a legacy of attacking the Constitutional right to strike.
« Combien de mères avez-vous fait pleurer? »
À Montréal-Nord, la communauté se soulève contre la brutalité policière et le profilage racial.
“How Many Mothers Have You Made Cry?”
In Montréal-Nord, a community rises up against police brutality and racial profiling.
Blainville Teenager Takes Stablex Fight International
After concluding that local avenues had been exhausted, a 14-year-old Blainville resident has brought the fight over the Stablex hazardous waste expansion before the CEC, an international environmental body established by Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
Stripper Strike Provokes Internal Discord, Media Circus — and Worker Mobilization
While the majority of strippers did not strike on May 23, sex workers report feeling motivated to continue the fight for labour rights.
Murder in Mohawk Territory: Sources Say Organized Crime Ramping up Violence Around Cannabis Shops
A 24-year-old was shot, killed and had his body dumped in a hole in Kanesatake last week.
Who Raises Money for the Mayor of Montreal?
The mayor’s party is backed by real estate developers, big business and the pro-Israel lobby, according to its annual report.
Des travailleur·euses du sexe de Montréal feront la grève pendant le week-end de la F1
Cette dernière initiative de « whoreganization » s’inscrit dans le cadre de la lutte des travailleur·euses du sexe pour leurs droits du travail et la décriminalisation.
Moving Day: A “Desperate” Struggle for a Growing Number of Montrealers
July 1 is now a race against time for families facing homelessness once their lease expires.
Quebec Workers Experienced a “Counter Revolution” Under Jean Boulet: Experts
The outgoing labour minister leaves behind a legacy of attacking the Constitutional right to strike.
« Combien de mères avez-vous fait pleurer? »
À Montréal-Nord, la communauté se soulève contre la brutalité policière et le profilage racial.
“How Many Mothers Have You Made Cry?”
In Montréal-Nord, a community rises up against police brutality and racial profiling.
Blainville Teenager Takes Stablex Fight International
After concluding that local avenues had been exhausted, a 14-year-old Blainville resident has brought the fight over the Stablex hazardous waste expansion before the CEC, an international environmental body established by Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
Stripper Strike Provokes Internal Discord, Media Circus — and Worker Mobilization
While the majority of strippers did not strike on May 23, sex workers report feeling motivated to continue the fight for labour rights.
Murder in Mohawk Territory: Sources Say Organized Crime Ramping up Violence Around Cannabis Shops
A 24-year-old was shot, killed and had his body dumped in a hole in Kanesatake last week.
Who Raises Money for the Mayor of Montreal?
The mayor’s party is backed by real estate developers, big business and the pro-Israel lobby, according to its annual report.
Des travailleur·euses du sexe de Montréal feront la grève pendant le week-end de la F1
Cette dernière initiative de « whoreganization » s’inscrit dans le cadre de la lutte des travailleur·euses du sexe pour leurs droits du travail et la décriminalisation.