From Broadway to Segal, Doll House sequel opens Nov. 18

There’s a good reason why Lucas Hnath will have the most produced play and be the most produced playwright across the U.S. and Canada this season.

A lesson for our U.S. friends on resisting Trump’s tyranny

The spark that ignited Nicolae Ceausescu’s downfall is worth recalling at this juncture of American history.

Concordia research projects address bilingualism and aging

Aging is associated with changes to speech comprehension that are both positive and negative.

Opéra de Montréal presents first staging of Wagner’s opera till Nov. 17

The masterwork by the controversial German composer – reviled for his anti-Jewish and German nationalist views but admired for his compositional genius – was an inspiration for the Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings trilogy.

Editorial: Lessons to be learned from the Pittsburgh massacre

This tragedy made us shudder. We had thought the senseless murder of Jews was a thing of the past.

Psychologist debunks myths about children of survivors

Meeting Eva Fogelman, a worldclass authority on the psychological effects of the Holocaust on survivors and their children, in the aftermath of the Pittsburgh massacre might have been a somber affair. Instead, more than 125 Montrealers, mostly second generation of survivor families and survivors who grew up amid a legacy […]

McGill Community for Lifelong Learning

Peer Learning Study Groups with no peer pressure!

Allan Gold: Consider the elderly and think about elder law

When I say that I also practice in the area of civil-elder law, many people are uncertain and ask: “What’s that?”

March of Dimes opens doors for accessbility

Centaur Theatre presents The Children

Two British nuclear engineers, husband and wife, live near the seaside in a modest cottage assigned to them following a nearby nuclear disaster.