Police Ethics Commission Probes Sexual Assault Allegation Against Metro Constable
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Can Luc Rabouin and Projet Montréal Fix the Housing Market?
After eight years under Projet Montréal, rent across the city has more than doubled. Why should voters believe things will change in a third Projet mandate?
McGill Faculty Wins Unprecedented Vote to Boycott Israeli Institutions
Professors and librarians at McGill join students and other universities in Canada to call the university administration to cut ties with Israeli academic and cultural institutions.
Mayoral Candidate’s Social Media Posts “Extremely Disconcerting”
New posts show Thierry Daraize referring to Muslims as “bearded radicals”, spreading disinformation about Gaza and calling a prominent Canadian Muslim advocate “a dangerous woman."
Municipal Election: Will Ensemble Montréal Fight for Tenants or Developers?
Soraya Martinez Ferrada wants to be “the housing mayor” while surrounding herself with Montreal’s biggest developers.
Threats of “SLAPP Suits” Undermine Student Democracy at Vanier and Dawson
Legal notices filed by pro-Israel lawyers targeted a student newspaper and prevented an association from amending its own bylaws.
Mohawk Researchers Find Contamination in Kahnawake’s Air, Soil and Water
Armed with borrowed gear and a do-it-yourself attitude, Mohawks are uncovering a cocktail of contaminants near their homes and playgrounds.
Un été de résistance dans le territoire des Nehirowisiw
La mobilisation – et la victoire – des gardien·nes du territoire autochtones et de leurs soutiens contre la Loi 97 de la CAQ.
Is Chinatown Trying to Fight Homelessness, or Conceal It?
As intolerance for homelessness rises among residents in Chinatown, community organizers worry that increased policing and pressure on shelters will thin out more social services in the neighbourhood.
A Summer of Resistance in Nehirowisiw Territory
How Indigenous land defenders and allies mobilized against the CAQ’s Bill 97 — and won.
Can Luc Rabouin and Projet Montréal Fix the Housing Market?
After eight years under Projet Montréal, rent across the city has more than doubled. Why should voters believe things will change in a third Projet mandate?
McGill Faculty Wins Unprecedented Vote to Boycott Israeli Institutions
Professors and librarians at McGill join students and other universities in Canada to call the university administration to cut ties with Israeli academic and cultural institutions.
Mayoral Candidate’s Social Media Posts “Extremely Disconcerting”
New posts show Thierry Daraize referring to Muslims as “bearded radicals”, spreading disinformation about Gaza and calling a prominent Canadian Muslim advocate “a dangerous woman."
Municipal Election: Will Ensemble Montréal Fight for Tenants or Developers?
Soraya Martinez Ferrada wants to be “the housing mayor” while surrounding herself with Montreal’s biggest developers.
Threats of “SLAPP Suits” Undermine Student Democracy at Vanier and Dawson
Legal notices filed by pro-Israel lawyers targeted a student newspaper and prevented an association from amending its own bylaws.
Mohawk Researchers Find Contamination in Kahnawake’s Air, Soil and Water
Armed with borrowed gear and a do-it-yourself attitude, Mohawks are uncovering a cocktail of contaminants near their homes and playgrounds.
Un été de résistance dans le territoire des Nehirowisiw
La mobilisation – et la victoire – des gardien·nes du territoire autochtones et de leurs soutiens contre la Loi 97 de la CAQ.
Is Chinatown Trying to Fight Homelessness, or Conceal It?
As intolerance for homelessness rises among residents in Chinatown, community organizers worry that increased policing and pressure on shelters will thin out more social services in the neighbourhood.
A Summer of Resistance in Nehirowisiw Territory
How Indigenous land defenders and allies mobilized against the CAQ’s Bill 97 — and won.