Opinions
-
OpinionsHow Can Montreal Become Bike-Friendly?
“If you’re biking on the road you kind of feel like you’re being hunted.”
-
Opinions
Editorial: Let’s Bring Homa Home
International solidarity works. It has in the past, and it will in the future. Together, let’s bring Homa home.
-
Opinions
Nah’msayin?
I’m so sick of having close calls. I’m so sick of having friends have close calls.
-
Opinions
Why Divesting From Fossil Fuels at Concordia is Crucial
While Concordia continues to produce research on the cataclysmic effects of climate change, our investments in fossil fuels show a financial interest in the degradation of our global future.
-
Opinions
The Importance of Electoral Reform in Canada
What kind of values do we want reflected in our voting system?
-
Opinions
Editorial
The Link asks that an independent and full debriefing on how and why Burritoville failed, so that we can learn from our mistakes and maintain accountability.
-
-
Opinions
Oil, Gas & Social Movements in Gaspésie
It’s Gaspésie, where you can still drink water directly from most rivers, that oil and gas companies have painted a target.
-
Opinions
The Stories We Tell
The World Social Forum 2016 was an opportunity to change the narrative. There’s a lot of bad news being told on the radio, on the television, in the newspapers. Yet somehow, there is a lack of reflection on how our actions are generating these situations—and how a change in those actions can make us part of the solution.
-
Opinions
Understanding Systemic Racism in Quebec
Police racism goes beyond the disproportionate likelihood for people of colour to be killed by police. Police also engage in violent, unnecessary arrests of people of colour; and communities of colour have significantly higher police presence than white communities. Finally, the Human Rights Commission and justice system have failed to adequately protect communities of colour from systemic racism.
