Reina Ephrahim
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Fringe ArtsThe PHI Centre welcomes art enthusiasts with open arms after months of closure
‘Parallel Lines,’ PHI’s latest exhibit, showcases 10 projects by local artists that depict life in the pandemic.
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OpinionsMontreal’s Sikh community agrees: Farmers’ rights are human rights
Indian farmers are facing a crisis.
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NewsProtesters demand more government funding for social housing programs
Protesters gathered outside Charlevoix metro station to demand the provincial government invest in the development of more low-rent housing units.
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Special IssueFood for thought on food for your libido
Are aphrodisiacs just a myth, or do some foods actually give you a boost in the bedroom?
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Special IssueChronicles of a pandemic summer
Here’s to a summer in which all aspects of our lives took an unconventional turn.
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Special IssueHuman Nature vs. Mother Nature: Is There a Victor?
The dominant discriminatory ideology of speciesism is invisible to corporate and government power.
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Special IssueStop Assuming Who I Am
My name is Reina Ephrahim. You, the reader, cannot see my face as you read, and will proceed to analyze my entire existence from my name. Hence why I’ve taken the liberty to do it for you. My first name — Reina — is Spanish, meaning queen. My last name — Ephrahim — is Jewish, from the book of Genesis in the Bible; for others, the Torah or the Koran.
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Fringe ArtsLotus Collective Organizes First Sunday Soul Session Femme Jam
When I stepped into Mindful Bar on Oct. 27, I was unaware of the wave of creativity, talent, humility, and genuine come-togetherness I was about to get hit with.
