He who laughs last is reading Josh Freed
Life in Montreal would be a lot more boring if we didn’t have Josh Freed poking fun at its vagaries. In his inimitable style, Freed…
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Review: Deconstructing the Muslim tide myth
Montrealers following sensational headlines linking Muslims to terrorism or honour killings experience a range of reactions. Some become convinced that Muslims are different and threatening. Others,…
Slavoj Zizek’s Year of Dreaming Dangerously: Wave of revolts predicted
A year ago, North America was in the throes of the Occupy movement, Quebec’s student boycott was being mapped out, and the Arab Spring was…
Review: Ishmael’s House had its genesis in Canada
by Irwin Block Sir Martin Gilbert is a most prolific historian with more than 50 books to his credit, an established and popular writer whose…
Being a turncoat is tricky business
BY: IRWIN BLOCK Many of us are obsessed by the Second World War and the unprecedented devastation unleashed by the German killing machine until the…