Flipping Out
Montrealers have always fought to keep rent low. What happens when they no longer know who or how to fight?
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Monday, March 23, 2020Zoned Out
Music put Montreal on the map, writes Adam Kovac, but the city isn’t returning the favour. -
Wednesday, February 26, 2020Curio
It’s tough times for bookstores, so how is one Toronto shop thriving—while stocking nothing on your reading list? -
Tuesday, February 18, 2020Habitat Loss
A man arrived in Grand Bend, Ontario, believing it was a refuge for strange species. Kieran Delamont observes the fallout.
Articles
Testing the Waters
A few citizens in Saskatchewan doubted the official account of an oil spill. But what could they do?Homebound
Between Toronto, Bombay and a new play by Wajdi Mouawad, Adnan Khan explores the ties that bind us.Cold Comfort
The craze for “hygge” comes from a dark place, writes Luc Rinaldi, and he’s not talking about Denmark in winter.Phage Crusade
A Canadian scientist once harnessed the power of viruses against bacterial infections. In dire times, a new generation of scientists is fighting to do the same.Miracle Workers
A new class of entrepreneurs is selling answers to life’s biggest problems. Kathryn Jezer-Morton checks the receipts.Funny Girl
Rosie Long Decter follows Montreal comedian Tranna Wintour as she does her bit.Equinox
New poetry from Domenica Martinello.Laser Quit Smoking Massage
Cole Nowicki reads between the lines on a Saskatoon street.Right of Passage
Sympathetic rhetoric, tightening borders—Jane Gatensby reveals Canada's hypocrisy on Venezuela.Broken Up
These days people love the idea of interracial marriages, Natalie Harmsen writes, but that’s different from trying to make one work.Growing Pains
A tangled mess of cannabis laws is hanging Canadians out to dry and even endangering lives.
Blog Posts
Two Girls
An extremely online Canadian art mystery.
The House is a Space of Living Metaphor: An Interview with Carmen Maria Machado
A conversation with Carmen Maria Machado about her new memoir, In the Dream House.
Soliloquies
Both the shame of the memory and the shame of sharing the memory lingered someplace, unnamed.
Heroine: An interview with Gail Scott
A conversation with Gail Scott about the reissue of her iconic Montreal novel.
POP Montreal 2019: Maisy’s Picks
Weyes Blood, Debby Friday, Fiver and more.
News
Our Spring 2020 Issue
On newsstands March 20.
Our Winter 2019 issue
On newsstands December 13.
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Our Fall 2019 issue
On newsstands September 20.
