Special Issue
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A New Sexual Standard
The Nature of Relationships and Sexual Orientations Are Evolving
There are so many iconic representations of love, sex and desire embedded in our social consciousness, it’s hard not to get a picture of what it is well before we even start our own relationships.
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I Seem Like an Average Straight Guy
Should I Out Myself to Everyone I Meet?
I came out just a few weeks before coming to Montreal.
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Growing Up Gendered
A Look at Transgender Issues From a Medical Perspective
Those who think of gender as something as simple as being born a girl or a boy and growing up to become a woman or a man should think again.
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The Space Issue
An Introduction
Space is somewhat of a vague topic. For many of us, the word calls to mind outer space. But what about space that’s closer to home? In our everyday lives…
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Mapping the Main
A Guide to Montreal’s Venues
St. Laurent Blvd. and its surroundings represent one of the most vivid and thriving cultural arteries in town.
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The Cost of Space
How Construction Spending Is Eating Into University Operating Funds
At first glance, it seems paradoxical: if Concordia University is so constantly plagued by budget troubles, where does it find the money to keep expanding?
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Renewing Heritage Buildings
The Darling Foundry, the Notman House and the Culture of Preservation
It’s easy to sneer at bars, restaurants and cafes with an “industrial edge.”
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The Link’s Guide to Bookstores and Cafes
How to Find Salvation from the Snow
Montreal in mid-February can seem like a dark, snowy hold you’ll never get out of.
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Much More Than a City Park
The Fight to Preserve Mount Royal Is Ongoing
That giant park that gave our city its name has a lot going on, but most people don’t know it’s more than just a mountain.
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To Clarify the Confusion:
The word Indian is a legal term in Canada. As of a few weeks ago, non-status and Métis are now also considered Indians under the Constitutional Act of 1867.





