Opinions
-
Opinions
Editorial: Why We’re Voting for Projet Montréal
Bleary-eyed from covering the debates, talking to candidates and breaking down the issues, it’s a bit of a relief that the city will finally go to the polls on Sunday.
-
Opinions
Bringing Mental Health Issues Out of the Shadows
It took me a long time to forgive myself for what had happened to me back in high school, when I was diagnosed with both obsessive-compulsive disorder and depression.
-
Opinions
Editorial: The SPVM Needs Better Training and Accountability
Past incidents, like the 2012 fatal shooting of mentally ill Farshad Mohammadi in the Bonaventure metro station, strongly indicate a need for greater care on the part of police.
-
Opinions
Nah’msayin?
I don’t want you to finish this issue thinking this newspaper unanimously supports The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
-
Opinions
The Centre for Gender Advocacy’s Stance on Charter of Quebec Values
The staff and board members of the Centre for Gender Advocacy unanimously oppose the recently proposed Charter of Quebec Values.
-
Opinions
Too Quick to Condemn
In response to Seila Rizvic’s recent opinion piece “Turning the Male Gaze Inward: Where do Men Fit into the Discussions of Gender?” [Vol. 34, Iss. 7], I would like to address certain issues.
-
Opinions
Editorial: Rules Aren’t Made to be Broken
At last week’s Concordia Student Union council meeting, some tension surfaced within the executive.
-
Opinions
Nah’msayin?
A salad has green things in it. A salad has vegetables. A salad does not consist of cold pasta and mayonnaise.
-
Opinions
Excuses Get Us Nowhere
Four years ago, while I was still living in Montreal North—an area scarred by media portrayal as a dangerous place—I was stalked for almost an entire month.
-
Opinions
Concordia’s Charbonneau Connection
Despite allegations of corruption against Genivar, the university has continued to include them in its construction projects.