In his insightful article, “Profiling the Future: The Long Struggle Against Police Racial Profiling in Montreal,” Associate Professor Ted Rutland from Concordia University explores the persistent battle against racial...

West-Can Folk Performing Company’s 2025 Gala on July 19th, was a vibrant celebration overflowing with memories, connections, rhythm, dance and so much food that we’re still recovering! But we...

Freedom must be remembered, embraced, and lived out—both in our communities and in our souls. Every August 1st, Canada observes Emancipation Day—a day that commemorates the abolition of slavery...

Will AI help humanity think more deeply—or slowly erode our ability to think at all? As an avid enthusiast of history and literature, and as one blessed with the...

Michael Julien, co-founder of the Roots Cultural Association, long-time employee of McGill University and former co-host of CKUT’s Bhum Bhum Tyme has passed away in the country of his...

It’s time to reunite, reflect, and rejoice! West-Can Folk Performing Company warmly invites you—our past members, supporters, friends, and the wider community—to join us for our long-awaited Gala 2025,...

Eleven year old, Adora Fagbohun is a brilliant tween who does all she puts her mind to. The Nigerian-Canadian creative has released The Confidence Spark, her debut self-help novel...

When you think of Jamaica, ice hockey isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. But that’s exactly what makes the story of the Jamaican Olympic Ice Hockey Federation...

Histoires d’Invincibles is an exhibition based on an original idea by author Chilandre Patry and illustrator Maxime Saint-Juste. It highlights significant figures that visitors can identify and know more...

Montreal, July 1st, 2025 Canada Day in Montreal took on a special meaning this year as two of the city’s top promoters, NiteLife Ent and Production Sounds came together...