In This Issue
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NewsHigh-potency weed fuelling mental health catastrophe
Rising THC levels in cannabis are linked to increased risks of psychosis and mental health disorders among young users.
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NewsEvolving blood donation policies for gay men
Blood donation bans for gay men no longer last a lifetime, yet how much more inclusive are they?
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NewsThe nuances of cannabis legalization
The recent legalization of cannabis in Canada is deeply rooted in a history of criminalization across North America.
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NewsUnderstanding the path to drug decriminalization
The movement to decriminalize drugs has yielded positive outcomes, though not without undergoing several amendments along the way.
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NewsSafety or legality?
In Canada, some people turn to self-defence tools despite the looming risks of legal repercussions.
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NewsLetters as lifelines
Prisoner Correspondence Project fosters solidarity and connection between the queer community and queer incarcerated individuals.
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OpinionsIsrael is not alone in its genocide
Western states have a vested interest in keeping Israel’s image clean while performatively supporting human rights in Gaza.
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OpinionsBe gay, do crime
Criminality is not simply an act or status; it’s a social construct defined by those in positions of economic and political power.
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OpinionsWho gets to be a psychedelic expert?
Psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy is increasingly being recognized as a breakthrough treatment, but the experts behind it aren’t being recognized at all.
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OpinionsPolyamory: The ultimate relationship hack
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OpinionsThis is my brain on drugs
Drugs can be tempting, but we often ignore their long-term effects. Recreation should be fun, not something that ruins your life.
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OpinionsWhore-roscopes
Curious about what the stars say about your desires? Sex horoscopes explore your zodiac’s passions and bedroom interests!
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OpinionsYour kink is not my problem
Making sex fun and inclusive means you need to understand how to respect when your partner feels uncomfortable engaging in something you like to do. -
OpinionsEditorial : Acknowledging media sensationalism
Mainstream media has shifted towards sensational headlines, leaving authentic journalism behind.
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OpinionsEditorial : Cops need to stay off campus
Concordia University’s use of police during student protests, especially pro-Palestine events, reflects a pattern of repression that silences students through fear rather than fostering dialogue.
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Fringe ArtsColouring outside the lines
Graffiti writers in Montreal continue to leave their mark as a bold act of self-expression, turning the city into a vibrant, evolving canvas of stories and resistance.
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NewsCity of Montreal announces expansion of EMMIS squad amidst criticism
The city plans to expand EMMIS availability to all 19 boroughs by 2025 as urban experts and unhoused people express concerns over the project.
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Fringe ArtsLeather liberation
CJ’s custom lingerie business fuses rebellion, sensuality and empowerment, challenging societal norms and celebrating bold self-expression.
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Fringe ArtsBeauty in bondage
Montreal’s shibari community isn’t restrained by preconceived notions.
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Fringe ArtsCrafting fantasies in high heel boots
Through conversations with a dominatrix, an escort and a burlesque performer, The Link explores whether sex work can—and should—be considered art.
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