Inside the VR Simulation Where Sexual Assault Survivors Confront an Attacker
Researchers in Quebec say it’s the first virtual reality environment designed to help survivors.
Why Montreal Was a Hotbed for Neo-Nazis in the 90s
Photographer who documented the scene decades ago sees parallels with today
New App Aims To Improve Safety of Sex Workers
The industry is eyeing the Quebec-made app Gfendr with a mix of skepticism and optimism.
Liberals' Inaction On Sex Work Laws Is Putting Sex Workers in Danger, Group Claims
Montreal’s STELLA says C-36 might be due for another court challenge
This Controversial Alt-Right Group Is Recruiting on Canadian Campuses
‘Generation Identity,’ who have worked to keep migrants out of Europe, want a bigger Canadian presence.
Police Investigations Criticized in Deaths of Two Inuit Women in Montreal
Advocates fear the apparent suicides were investigated hastily, and that some key details point to foul play.
Quebec Right-Wing Group Disavows Member Who Joined White Supremacists in Charlottesville
'I can live with the erroneous label of ‘alt-right’ that we’ve been given, but not with accusations of violence and racism, that’s an insult.'
Dubious YouTube videos may be driving Haitians to emigrate to Québec
Dozens of misleading videos are encouraging asylum seekers to go to Canada
Quebec right-wing group disavows member who joined white supremacists in Charlottesville
As many as five men from Quebec travelled to participate in the demonstrations that resulted in three deaths and many injuries
Canada doubling capacity of border refugee camp
The military has built a tent compound in Lacolle, Quebec to temporarily house hundreds of asylum seekers crossing from the U.S. to Canada.
Montreal’s Ridiculous Police Pants Are Dead, Long Live Montreal’s Ridiculous Police Pants
We will miss our fashion criminals.
After Wave of Haitian Refugees, Montrealers Question US Asylum Deal
A reported 500 asylum seekers arrived in Quebec on Tuesday alone. We asked an immigration lawyer what it means.