Dozens gathered at the Complexe Desjardins on Jan. 30 in response to Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand’s arrival in ...

Staff writer Matthew Daldalian offers a look at Montreal's only sumo club.

According to 2025 data, 15 to 24-year-olds are struggling to find work in Canada. Experts say AI is disrupting the entry-level job market for young graduates.

As one of Canada’s most popular sports, hockey represents an opportunity for kids across the country to get in the game. But what happens when rising costs turn the sport into a pay-to-play experience ...

Anti-union messaging rarely persuades outright; it arrives where legal literacy is missing. When workers are taught compliance before rights, organizing begins to feel risky rather than protected, and ...

Pole dancing has gone mainstream, but the people who built it are still treated as outsiders. As pole moves into studios, ...

The truth is, it doesn’t matter what your “thing” ends up being or how long you commit. What matters is joining something ...

Quebec’s Law 14 gives the labour minister expanded authority to intervene in strikes and lockouts deemed to cause serious harm to the population. The law was heavily criticized by unions during the ...

Several Montreal tenants’ rights groups and demonstrators are speaking out against what they describe as an acceleration of ...

PhD students perform a wide range of services and labour for Concordia University, yet some feel that they are rarely ...

Today’s “junior” roles demand years of experience and offer little pay. For a generation eager to start their careers, the ...

Set within the quiet tension of the family home, Alec Nikoghossian’s “Closer in Strife” explores how closeness is shaped under pressure, drawing from the 2020 Beirut explosion.