Special Issue

Loyola Is the Only Place to “Go”: A Concordia Bathroom Survival Guide

The Tiers of the Porcelain Palaces of Concordia

April Tardif Levesque — Published September 3, 2019 | Comments

Concordia’s bathrooms are so decrepit and unsanitary that an entire student union slate won on a platform centred around demanding better bathroom conditions.
Meet the 2019-2020 Concordia Stingers

What Fans Can Expect From Concordia’s Varsity Teams

Ireland Compton & Dustin Kagan-Fleming & John Ngala & Elias Grigoriadis & Cassidy Macdonald & Olivier Neven & Oseremen Irete & Louis Pringle — Published September 3, 2019 | Comments

Who Are the Concordia Stingers?
An Incomplete Guide to Alternative Queer Spaces in Montreal

Where to Gay It Up, From Morning to Night

Victoria Lamas — Published September 3, 2019 | Comments

Attention, LGBTQ+ friends! There’s a world of queer pleasures and possibilities outside of the Gay Village! Get off at Papineau metro, walk underneath the Ste. Catherine St. E. rainbow-coloured skyline until you reach Berri-UQAM—and never look back.
After a Decline, Interest in Labour Reporting Appears to Be Growing

Journalists Reflect on The Future of The Beat and Where It’s Going

Thomas Delbano & Paula Dayan-Perez — Published April 3, 2019 | Comments

Investigations into poor working conditions have become rare in Canada. With few labour reporters left in mainstream news media, the beat has diminished over the last 25 years, but many still have hope in its future.
Strikes Against Unpaid Internships—The Beginning of a Long Battle

The Current Strike Movement Has Been Building Up Since 2016

Anne-Sophie Jobin — Published April 2, 2019 | Comments

The general unlimited strike kicked off on March 18, with class picket lines and protests organized in cities and campuses across the province.
How to Advocate for Yourself as an Intern

And What You Should Know About Where Interns Fit in Quebec’s Labour Code

Miriam Lafontaine — Published April 2, 2019 | Comments

Getting these agreements on paper shows you’re serious about not seeing your boundaries crossed.
Invisible Labour

The Cost of Doing It All

April Tardif Levesque — Published April 2, 2019 | Comments

With all the buzzwords in feminist theory, we can have a tendency not to fully understand their meaning, and see them as nothing more than a label.
It’s Time for Change: The Working Conditions of Montreal Bike Couriers

From Documents to Dinner, the People Who Deliver Your Poutine Through the Cold and Rain Speak Up

Gabrielle Mulholland — Published April 2, 2019 | Comments

Long before the big names of app delivery gained foothold in North America, delivering goods by bike was still an industry in dense urban cities.
When Burning Out Becomes a Trend

I’m Burnt Out, You’re Burnt Out, We’re All Burnt Out

Sarah Boumedda — Published April 2, 2019 | Comments

The causes of burnout are increasingly systemic.
Photo Essay: Redefining Womanhood

Personal Narrative: Delving Into the Reality of Life as a Trans Woman

Eve Adrienne & Elisa Barbier — Published March 5, 2019 | Comments

It was at the very young age of five that I asked my parents, “Am I a boy or a girl?”