Special Issue
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Special IssueAsexuality, Explained Through Cake
But to me, it’s exactly like having a slice of cake: I enjoy it while I have it, but when I don’t, it’s not on my mind at all, I don’t really crave it, and I don’t seek to have it every day.
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Special IssueHow Corporations Trick You Into Buying Their “Sustainable” Stuff
Because greenwashing is so prevalent, it’s hard to distinguish what’s a real sustainable product and what is just marketing trickery, which ultimately means the failure of preventing climate change by shopping sustainably in this current system.
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Special IssueA Look at Endangered Species in Montreal
“Our mandate was to lobby, raise awareness with the public, but also be a pain in the politicians’ butt”
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Special IssueHuman Nature vs. Mother Nature: Is There a Victor?
The dominant discriminatory ideology of speciesism is invisible to corporate and government power.
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Special IssueMarie-Joseph Angélique: A Story Untold
It was April 1734—thick clouds of smoke, the stench of burnt wood, and grey ashes, filled the streets and riddled Montreal with anger.
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Special IssueIt’s Hard Out Here for a Pimp—and a Journalist of Colour
So what can news organizations and educational institutes do about our plight? Diversifying journalism should be a top priority for institutes that are training the future of Canadian news. So should publishing data on demographics to bring to light the absolute lack of diversity in journalism programs and in newsroom employees.
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Special IssueThe Struggle of Being Yourself in the Midst of Diversity
I am so tired of being silenced. I am more than that. We all deserve better than that. I do not want to have to distance myself from certain aspects of my identity to “reconcile” with other parts. What is left of me if I become pressured to silence my womanhood, my colour, and my faith? I become nothing. Nothing at all.
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Special IssueStop Assuming Who I Am
My name is Reina Ephrahim. You, the reader, cannot see my face as you read, and will proceed to analyze my entire existence from my name. Hence why I’ve taken the liberty to do it for you. My first name — Reina — is Spanish, meaning queen. My last name — Ephrahim — is Jewish, from the book of Genesis in the Bible; for others, the Torah or the Koran.
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Special IssueA Canadian Election Survival Guide
All the commotion surrounding election time can be a little off-putting. Bureaucracy and indecision tend to pile on and often discourage young voters who aren’t prepared. So take a look at our election survival guide to get to the bottom of some of the most burning questions surrounding the complex world of voting.
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