When Phyllis Webstad was only six years old, she went to the Mission for one school year. It was 1973. She lived with her grandmother and never had much money, but her grandmother bought her a brand new outfit to go to the Mission school. Phyllis picked out a shiny orange shirt and felt so […]
Quebec is working to strengthen its language laws once again, citing a decline in the use of French in the province. While many celebrate the Bill 96, others are apprehensive about how it will impact human rights, in part due to its use of the notwithstanding clause to circumvent sections of the federal and provincial […]
The pandemic has taken its toll on everyone’s mental health. People have been feeling stress and anxiety due to isolation, fear of getting sick, and grieving the loss of normalcy or perhaps loved ones. The pandemic also limited all social contact, exercise, time spent outside, and generally interrupted our daily routines. This week, Quebec is […]
If looking for an apartment in Montreal is making your head spin this year, you’re not alone. A report released last week shows that in 2020 the city saw its biggest rent increase in the last two decades. Yes, during a pandemic. On top of skyrocketing prices, tenants groups have been working tirelessly to help […]
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