Montrealers Compile List of Restaurants with Black Business Owners
If you want to support restaurants owned by black business owners, Montrealers have compiled a thorough list.
Articles by Montreal Rampage Team
What to do in Montreal for Halloween: Six Suggestions
Written by Raoul Finley, editor at Mostly Montreal The air is cool, the leaves have turned, the apples are tart, and everyone is getting in the spirit of the holidays to [read on]
Photojournal : Montreal Climate Strike and March / Skolstrejk för klimatet
Here are some shots of our day at the march
Review: Rabiah Hussain’s Debut SPUN
Brilliant play captures the difficulties of hyphenated identities.
Travelogue: Hong Kong Part II
Part II as we follow Philippe eating and sight seeing his way in China.
Review of Steve-O’s Bucket List : Wilder and More Graphic
Steve-O shows his softer side alongside his most shocking stunts.
Travelogue: China Part I
We follow Philippe Canning and his wife as they visit sites and restaurants and experience kind treatment on their travels in China
Steve-O Talks Stand-Up, Rap, and Sky Jacking
Steve-O not only tells us about some of his latest feats, but also talks about some of his favourite rappers.
Jazz Fest Wrap: Courtney Barnett, Colin James, and Buddy Guy
Two great shows and three great musicians end the Jazz Fest
FOOD REVIEW: CHEZ BOSS ET FILS, A NEIGHBORHOOD RESTAURANT
Good locally sourced food and seasonal specials at Boss & Fils
Le Vrai du Faux Photojournal
We send a photographer to crawl the halls of the city underground for the annual art festival.
Tlakentli Explores Identity Lost and Found
Contemporary dance piece explores themes of identity and colonization.
Film Review: What Walaa Wants
RIDM launches with Christy Garland’s What Walaa Wants, about a Palestinian woman coming-of-age in Balata Camp.
Other People’s Children
Cautionary tale about a couple and their Sri Lankan caregiver warns of the social structures that trap us.
The road to actualization: Ian Kamau’s LOSS
Kamau’s multimedia piece exploring the concept of loss will be presented on November 1st and 2nd.
Montreal Theatre, Down the Road
Canada Stage’s new director Brendan Healy talks to Marianne Ackerman about taking the helm in advance of The Children’s opening in Montreal