Film Review: A House of Dynamite
A Modern-Day Horror Movie [read on]
A Modern-Day Horror Movie [read on]
The new documentary The Corporate Coup d’État explores the current state of American politics by shining a revealing spotlight on modern corporatism. An ideology rooted in fascism, modern corporatism involves the government being controlled not [read on]
Montreal Fringe Festival reviews for Invasive Species, Berlin Waltz, Ain’t that Rich, and Jon Bennett vs. Jason Donovan [read on]
Around the same time when Laura Secord aided the Niagara region of Upper Canada from falling into American hands, De Salaberry’s Voltigeurs were fending off the Americans from the western shores of the Saint Lawrence [read on]
Some of the best during the War of 1812 didn’t come from Britain at all. The Canadian Voltigeurs, a light infantry of about 6000 strong, were purely Lower Canadian. The idea from the Governor General [read on]
One of the first attacks of the War of 1812 occurred in present-day Ontario, in a place named Sandwich (out of all possible names to name a town). However, the Americans, at war with Britain, [read on]
We explore what Quebec was like in its prehistory stage, up until the First Nations who settled in the area. [read on]
“I don’t understand why the idea of being white or black is there at all, or why we continue to practice these constructs. The idea behind my music is to destroy those constructs.” [read on]
Kurt Braunohler talks about his journey bringing a giant butt cross country and his upcoming show at the Off JFL. [read on]
In a celebration of Canada and Canada Day, Quebec Curios explores the War of 1812 and the Battle of Chateauguay, one of two battles that would ensure initial British victory. [read on]
On the tails of the (not so) little history of Quebec law comes a strange anecdote about those Americans. The Americans, revolutionary in more than a few ways, were griping just a little bit about [read on]
Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper partner up in this tale of logging in the Appalachian Mountains. [read on]
Biting satire is funny, topical, and gets you thinking. [read on]
Citizenfour presents Edward Snowden as a human being and probes the NSA’s privacy invasion of US citizens. [read on]
The crowd of Portugal fans watching the dramatic Portugal vs. USA game was captured by Germán Silva at Cafe Frappe. [read on]
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