Opinions
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OpinionsMontreal calls itself an AI hub, but a hub for whom?
The voices missing from AI today will decide whose lives are overlooked by its systems tomorrow.
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OpinionsMontreal’s forgotten buildings
Montreal’s empty buildings could be repurposed into affordable housing, offering a faster, cheaper solution to the city’s housing crisis.
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OpinionsEditorial: The only option is defunding, not reforming
Nooran Rezayi, a 15-year-old child, was murdered by Longueuil police on Sept. 21. We cannot trust the system to deliver justice to itself. Defunding the police and funding youth and crisis services is the only way forward.
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OpinionsBeyond check-in friendships
Authentic friendships require time, effort and patience, especially when it is inconvenient.
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OpinionsSharing isn’t selling out
Gatekeeping may claim to protect, but too often it excludes and stifles community instead of strengthening it.
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OpinionsDo album covers really matter?
Album covers shape how we listen. They spark conversation, connect us to the artist, and give music its identity.
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OpinionsNo pot to pee in
Montreal’s lack of accessible public restrooms highlights a long-overlooked human need and a case of citywide neglect.
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OpinionsAre you listening?
By slowing down and truly listening, we create space to connect meaningfully and be fully present with one another.
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OpinionsYour education is on hold
Concordia University offers a wide range of courses, but limited capacity and rigid waitlist policies often prevent students from accessing them.
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OpinionsDon’t waste your tears at home
Grieving on social media exists in a delicate tension between authentic vulnerability and performative display, offering connection and comfort, yet risking commodification and distortion of pain.
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