Mention the name Sir Isaac Brock and you might be tempted to think that this hero was restricted only to Upper Canada. However, Brock’s military prowess extended to both Canadas. A military man with a [read more]
Your list of the best festivals and events taking place this April in Montreal [read more]
If there’s one thing Anthrax achieves with this limited edition release of their 2016 record “For All Kings”, it’s to prove just how much metal you can pack in 7 inches. If there’s a second [read more]
“They’re still around?” was the comment I got the most often in the few days leading to the show, when I told people I was going to see Green Day. Which is strange, even [read more]
The latest version of this French classic brings things into live-action. [read more]
Outstanding cast and visionary director bring this piece to the Segal. [read more]
Andrew Potter’s controversial article and resignation raises questions about free speech. [read more]
Saturday, March 25th, the French group Nouvelle Vague will be playing at Societé d’Arts Technologiques as part of their tour for the album I Could Be Happy. [read more]
Pitch perfect study of first generation immigrants in Montreal. [read more]
One of the leaders of the War of 1812 that you might encounter was Tecumseh. As a young man, Tecumseh joined the ranks of Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea), a Loyalist Mohawk that was involved in the [read more]
This year’s Art Matters, now in its 17th edition, featured an impressive diversity of exhibits. As usual, it didn’t disappoint: the curators and artists – all Concordia undergraduate students – came together to contribute fresh [read more]
As many history books like to tell us, Canada would not be Canada within the War of 1812. Ostensibly a “Canadian” war, the British spared few British people, instead focusing their energies on defeating Napoleon [read more]
“Until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter.” In Akram Khan’s new work, Until the Lions, he explores the tension between hunter and hunted, predator and [read more]
Feminist short works festival has grown both in the number of its offerings and its goals. Read more here. [read more]
Win a pair of tickets to the annual food expo in our contest. [read more]
Single a tease for upcoming anticipated album release. [read more]
Don’t miss this well acted show as Roy Surette directs his farewell work as artistic director of the Centaur Theatre. [read more]
While efforts to to increase the presence of visible minorities in film awards like the Oscars are noted, Hollywood still has a whitewash at the top. [read more]
Le 5 mars, l’Olympia ouvrait ses portes au Gala Dynastie, inscrit dans le cadre de la programmation du Mois de l’histoire des Noirs et appuyé par le groupe TD. Tapis noir et habits de soir, [read more]
Interview with Captain Sensible about 40 years of The Damned. [read more]
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