Both the shame of the memory and the shame of sharing the memory lingered someplace, unnamed.

A conversation with Gail Scott about the reissue of her iconic Montreal novel.

Weyes Blood, Debby Friday, Fiver and more.

How Canadian workers are leaving behind the oil and gas sector for renewable energy.

Carly Heffernan, director of all-woman Just For Laughs show, talks to Jim Burke.

A review of two performances by Berlin's Analog and Colombia's El Nucleo.

How Canadian workers are leaving behind the oil and gas sector for renewable energy.

A review of two new performances by Les 7 Doigts and Machine de Cirque.

How Canadian workers are leaving behind the oil and gas sector for renewable energy.

A conversation with Max Porter about his new novel, Lanny.

A review of performances by Melanie Gall, House of Laureen and Ander Gates.

A review of two new plays by Stéphanie Morin-Robert and Alastair Knowles.

A review of Keir Cutler's latest play.

An interview by Rachel Rose.

In his Spring 2019 story "Unprepared," Alexander McClelland explored the culture shock that has come to the queer community with the advent of PrEP, the ...

An interview by Rachel Rose.

After years of decline in Montreal’s garment industry, a new generation is fighting its way forward.

A small museum in Montreal can teach larger institutions a thing or two about community-engaged exhibits.

In Canada, Indigenous children are more than six times more likely than their non-Indigenous peers to be removed from their families by child welfare agencies ...

In his Fall 2018 story "Self-made métis," Darryl Leroux searched for the roots of a growing group in Quebec: tens of thousands of people who ...