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Fear and Loathing South of the 40 : Did Things Get Hot or What?
There’s plenty to get angry about this week: Johnson and Johnson, Officer 728, and how we handle complaints about doctors. [read more]
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The Trials of Patricia Isasa : Autocracy Destroys Both Then and Now
Powerful opera looks at the Argentinian Junta and its abuses through the trial of one young woman in her youth and now. [read more]
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Fear and Loathing South of the 40 : Death Comes for Us All
Many died. Rabbits pooped. These events are not necessarily related. [read more]
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Photojournal: Montreal Marches for Women on International Woman’s Day
International holiday for women’s rights strongly represented in Montreal with annual march. [read more]
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Pig Girl : An Empowering Face For the Marginalized
Pig Girl explores the emotional strength of a kidnapping victim and the sister who wants to rescue her. [read more]
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Attention: Help Find These Missing People
When people go missing in Montreal, the SPVM website posts information to try and find them. Here are some of the recent people who are still missing. [read more]
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Film Review: TRICKED — Our Blatant Lustful Inhumanity
Gripping documentary looks at prostitution and sex trafficking in the US [read more]
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Fear and Loathing South of the 40 : Paying For It
We’re so busy paying for our quota tickets, our pool taxes, and our soda tax that Quebecers aren’t giving so much to charity. [read more]
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Close Encounters with the Cycling Police: Law and Order, Montreal Style
The police are merciless when it comes to biking tickets, but not especially consistent. One woman’s experience with the law. [read more]
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Fear and Loathing South of the 40: Fighting Spirit
Seems like this week is up for a fight: Hydro Quebec, Neil Young, dating gurus, even just getting medical marijuana. [read more]
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Fear and Loathing South of the 40 : Inappropriate Behavior
This week’s news roundup includes short shorts in Beaconsfield, more on the dangers of London Ontario, and the best and worst of the police. [read more]