In This Issue
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NewsConcordia gallery council resigns in protest
Five members of the Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery Advisory Council have resigned in protest following the dismissal of their former gallery director. The members also claimed to have witnessed suppression of Palestinian activism at the gallery.
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OpinionsThe Protestant default
Until our religious institutions are ready to include queer people of faith, we must do our best to find one another and spread love.
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OpinionsEditorial: The history of “religion” and Quebec politics
Much of what we see in Quebec politics today about religion are extensions of a long history of colonialism that uses the discourse about religion to produce hierarchies of domination. -
OpinionsEditorial: If you’re reading this, it’s not too late, go to the CSU’s SGM
We, as students, have the moral obligation to support our fellow activists who have been fighting to make their voices heard.
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OpinionsQuebec’s bastardized secularism
Quebec’s claim to secularism is undermined by policies that selectively target certain religious symbols.
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OpinionsOnly tolerated if invisible
I grew up surrounded by people, in a society that claimed it was accepting of everyone. I quickly learned that this acceptance was conditional. I could be Muslim, as long as it was not apparent. -
Fringe ArtsFinding ancestors through clay
Kimberly Orjuela’s exhibit Spiritual Roots draws on pre-Columbian traditions and symbolism to explore her Indigenous ancestry and the impact of colonialism.
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OpinionsA matter of solidarity
The importance of standing in solidarity with the Canada Post workers is not only to prevent workers from having their gains stripped away, but to ensure that the right to collective bargaining is maintained and protected in Canada.
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OpinionsUncensored: I don’t owe you my coming out
People should have the freedom to share or withhold their sexual identity as they see fit.
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Fringe ArtsArtiom “Arty” Carelov on crafting music and community
Arty, a Montreal-based indie artist, invites us into his studio.
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Fringe ArtsChristian symbols, pagan roots
Dubbed “syncretism,” pagan influence is present in the iconography of Catholic churches across Montreal.
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Fringe ArtsPreserving kakiniit from Quaqtaq to Tiohtià:ke
Inuk tattoo artist Arsaniq Deer celebrates the beauty of Inuit traditions.
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Fringe ArtsDiscovering a witch’s craft
Meet Mahigan Saint-Pierre, the professional folk witch behind Kitchen Toad.
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