Protesters Chant ‘Status for All’ in the Streets of Montreal
Motion for Centralized Online Opt-Out System Passes by One Vote in Secret Ballot
Faculty Among Thousands Calling for Action on Anti-Black Racism at Concordia
Dollarama’s Lack of PPE for Warehouse Workers Sparks Protest
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Stingers’ Men’s Basketball Team Staying Ready Despite Coronavirus Pandemic
Uncertainty for Stingers Teams Following Announcement of Online Fall Term
Shut Up and Dribble: The Commodification of Athletes Has Never Been More Apparent
The Concordia Film Festival Streams on Twitch
“This Is Not a Fringe Festival” Brings Art to Your Home
Words From an Artist: Petro Psillos on Two Cinema-Inspired Drawings
Norman Achneepineskum from Buffalo Hat Singers on Indigenous Resilience
Open Letter: Sex Workers are Disposable
Letter to the Editor: Denouncing Council Candidates
It’s Canada Day: Stop Celebrating
My Peaceful Morning Run Reflects Racial Injustice
Your Silence Is Deafening
Graduation (or Lack Thereof) in the Time of COVID-19
How Mental Health Is (or Isn’t) Handled in Asian Communities
Some Memories Should Remain Undocumented
Cooking as a Therapeutic Activity for Managing Symptoms of ADHD
It’s Time to Finally Retire the Myth of the Tortured Artist
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Fringe Festival Pushes Back 30th Anniversary
How Artists Are Affected by the Festival’s Postponement
Montreal Fringe Festival is pushing its 30th anniversary celebrations, initially planned from May 27 to June 16, to June 2021 due to COVID-19.
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The Concordia Film Festival Streams on Twitch
47th Edition of Festival Moves Online to Celebrate Students’ Work
At the end of every school year Concordia finds itself teeming with art exhibitions, installments, and screenings, the school coming alive to host the numerous projects of its graduating students.
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“This Is Not a Fringe Festival” Brings Art to Your Home
The Fringe Festival Introduces Socially Distanced Programming
As an ode to the festival that never was, the Montreal Fringe Festival has announced This is Not a Fringe Festival, an alternative programming amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Words From an Artist: Petro Psillos on Two Cinema-Inspired Drawings
Concordia Artist Translates His Experience Working at Movie Theatre Into Visual Art
In this series, Concordia artists profile themselves, offering a window into their inspiration, their process, and their work.
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Norman Achneepineskum from Buffalo Hat Singers on Indigenous Resilience
Tying Community Activism with Storytelling in Music and Painting
In early spring I went up to Montmorency metro station to share a tea with Indigenous artist Norman Achneepineskum from Buffalo Hat Singers.
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Montreal Bookstores Are Struggling Through the COVID-19 Pandemic
Indies in Local Literary Community Seek Support, Explore Alternative Ways to Provide Their Services
The onslaught of COVID-19 is inevitably hitting small and local bookstores.
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Digital Alternatives to Host Performances Take Over as Music Venues Close
Artists Relate Benefits and Inconveniences of Online Streaming
Like many local artists, Janette King is continuing to share her music despite having cancelled around 15 performances due to the COVID-19 outbreak in Montreal.
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Adventures in Cyberspace: Montreal’s D&D Community Goes Online
Role-Playing Games Offer Space for Social Connection, Escape During Isolation
Like a lot of people, Kate Ruscito had preconceived notions about Dungeons and Dragons. “Even when I first started playing, I didn’t want to play,” she said. “I was like, ‘That’s for complete losers.’”
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You Used to Be but Never Were
A Poem About the Severed Ties With Family
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Words from an Artist: Jose Guillermo Garcia Sierra Dives Into Two Paintings
The Painter Presents His Pieces ‘Float’ and ‘Vegetable Stand’
Jose Guillermo Garcia Sierra is a contemporary painter that utilizes collage to create his compositions. He gathers visual references mostly from stock images, as they are always reenactments of average happenings and objects.
