The evidence is as clear as the increasingly extreme weather conditions all over the world: we need to get serious about changing the way we do things if we’re going leave behind a livable planet. It’s a scary truth, but there’s also a lot to be optimistic about because there are so many initiatives working […]
In 2018, Le Journal de Montreal commissioned a poll that revealed some discouraging figures about English-speaking Quebec youth. According to that poll, about 60% of respondents were considering leaving Quebec due to tensions between the anglophone and francophone communities. That’s bad news for the Quebec economy at a time of record low unemployment rates, […]
Convergence: Arts, Neuroscience, and Society a thrilling Artscie double exhibition! This Friday the first of two inter-intra-trans-disciplinary vernissage happenings will take place at the Visual Voice Gallery at 5 pm. From April 12th to the 27th students form the DART 498: Art+Neuroscience+Culture course taught at Concordia University will be exhibiting their collaborative works in […]
Parents, have you ever been to Ikea and found yourself weighing the euphoric joy of shopping kid-free with the inevitable pink eye they’re going to get from the ball pit? We all know that kids mean sacrifice, often of our personal freedoms, social opportunities and even opportunities to expand our horizons, skills and interests. […]
Gaspésie National Park A Magical 80 Years Old Park The Ultimate Hiking Experience Containing the highest peaks in Quebec and a unique selection of species and landscape. The high peaks in the park are mainly due to under-water volcanoes tracing back Millions of years ago. The wildlife in Gaspésie National Park This is the only […]