Emelia Fournier

Faced with challenges (US laws, uncertainty Canada, economy), the Montreal trans community is mobilizing with few resources. Speakers give testimony.

With tomorrow's vote approaching, we take a look at the promises made to indigenous peoples by the political parties.

“It's time that Inuit started controlling their own destiny”

Kanehsatà:ke is known for its political resistance.

To escape the federal election in Montreal, all you have to do is cross the Mercier Bridge.

Unhoused Indigenous people and community workers say that the SPVM is regularly violent and abusive toward Indigenous people.

On a balmy November night, six Palestinians gather in our warmly lit studios to confide in La Converse.

Can we say that Quebecers were colonized by Anglophones? We asked the question to people belonging to the indigenous people.

Kwabena left Ghana for Quebec at the beginning of November, fleeing persecution because of his homosexuality.

“Free negotiation between owners and tenants in the current context simply does not exist”, says Cédric Dussault of the RCLALQ.

“The way I am built, I could hurt people, but I was born to heal them,” says Mary Kelly, who works in the community.

In the Milton Parc neighborhood, people who have experienced homelessness are working together to help the community on the streets.