Opinions
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OpinionsU.S. nationalism on a concerning rise since Trump’s inauguration
A political system built over hundreds of years proved to be unexpectedly fragile against Trump’s onslaught.
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OpinionsFat bodies, discipline and the politics of size
Fatness is never neutral. It’s judged, disciplined and treated as a problem to fix. In a world obsessed with control, simply existing in a fat body is seen as defiance, whether you mean it to be or not.
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OpinionsThe American fascist agenda
The 20th century saw the rise of fascist regimes that contained hyper-nationalistic militancy, a capitulation to capitalist elites and reactionary xenophobic policies. The policies adopted by the current Trump administration and the growing popularity of far-right parties are eerily similar to the playbook fascists used. -
OpinionsThe problem with pseudo-radicalism in discourse
Performative activism, more focused on messaging than meaningful action, functions as a branding exercise rather than substantive resistance.
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OpinionsPoilievre’s Canada mirrors Yoon’s South Korea
Pierre Poilievre’s propaganda foreshadows a dark future for Canada that mirrors the socio-political shadow of the South Korean president and conservatives. -
OpinionsThe broken stars of the Michelin Guide
With the arrival of the world-renowned culinary Michelin Guide in Quebec, another debate on the merit of internationally recognized institutions has sparked.
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OpinionsEditorial: The press pass will never be enough
Racialized police brutality continues to be a problem in Montreal.
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OpinionsMonetizing menstrual health
Subscription-based menstrual applications are controlling access to essential health knowledge. -
Opinions‘Students4Better’… Better for who?
Students for Better is promoting themselves as caring students who want a change to the CSU. They aren’t the right people to make these changes. -
OpinionsThe cost of convenience
As consumers, we must choose between convenience and sustainability—prioritizing affordability or valuing people and the planet.
