Politics / Politique
Voulez-vous retenir les familles à Montréal ?
By Laurent LussierVoulez-vous retenir les familles à Montréal ? Si vous êtes candidat aux élections municipales, la réponse est certainement oui. Et... Read More
À quoi sert le maire de Montréal?
By Joel Thibert
Près d’un an après la démission de Gérald Tremblay, et après deux maires par intérim (trois si l’on compte Jane Cowell-Poitras, qui a... Read More
Housing Advocates Squat St-Henri Lot
By Alanah Heffez
Since June 1st, social housing activists have been squatting an empty lot on the corner of St-Philippe and Notre-Dame in St-Henri. The... Read More
Beyond Street Food, Dépanneur Cuisine
By Alanah Heffez
Absence, they say, makes the heart grow fonder, and after 65 years of street food prohibition, Montrealers’ fascination with these... Read More
2011 Charbonneau Commission: from scandal to indifference
By Alanah HeffezLast week we learned that Judge Charbonneau would get another 18 months to shed light on the breadth and depth of corruption in... Read More
1972-84 CECO: “You have all eaten carrion”
By Alanah Heffez
Part 4 in our history of corruption in Montreal. Check Spacing Montreal each day this week for the latest “episode” in... Read More
1950-54 Caron Inquiry: “Montreal in the grips of the underworld”
By Alanah Heffez
Part 3 in our history of corruption in Montreal. Check Spacing Montreal each day this week for the latest “episode” in... Read More
1924-25 Coderre Inquiry: “Vice stalks through our city”
By Alanah Heffez
Part 2 in our history of corruption in Montreal. Check Spacing Montreal each day this week for the latest “episode” in... Read More
1909 Royal Commission: Montreal “Saturated with Corruption”
By Alanah Heffez
Montreal Corruption Retrospectives are all the rage these days, and for the spring 2013 edition of Spacing Magazine, which was... Read More
Vote in the Potholes vs Corruption Debate!
By Alanah Heffez
Calling all Montrealers: get out and vote! Scratch that: stay in and vote! Alas, the municipal elections have not come early, but for... Read More