Opinions
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OpinionsYour definitive Palestine Media Toolkit
Canadian media overwhelmingly manufactures consent for Israel’s genocide in Gaza. This toolkit provides the essential groundwork for young journalists to critically assess Palestine coverage and avoid common issues when covering this beat.
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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.
