Twice in two years, I was hospitalized in the emergency ward for a week for lung problems. Same illness, same treatment, same hospital. I decided to do a comparative portrait of what’s happening in our emergency wards based on these two stays two years apart. […] See more
Twice in two years, I was hospitalized in the emergency ward for a week for lung problems. Same illness, same treatment, same hospital. I decided to do a comparative portrait of what’s happening in our emergency wards based on these two stays two years apart. […] See more
Black History Month By Raymond Viger In February of 2016, the government of Canada will officially celebrate Black History Month for the 20th time. One name that comes up regularly when we present black people who have made history is Jackie Robinson. On April […] See more
Twice in two years, I was hospitalized at the emergency ward for lung problems. Same problems, same hospital, same treatment. I’ve decided to paint a portrait of the differences in care over that two-year gap. By Raymond Viger My 2013 hospitalization went like a breeze. […] See more
Battleground: Our Own Neighborhood In partnership with the City of Montreal and the Ministère de la Métropole (Ministry of the Metropolis), we at the Journal de la Rue organization have launched a self-financing project for community groups. Every charitable organization and community group around has […] See more
Taken from The Quebec Suicide Prevention Handbook I began my working life in the field of biochemical engineering. My life was not glamorous. I spent my days sealed away in a laboratory, slicing rats. I felt isolated. I soon switched to the more dashing field […] See more
Born in Québec City of a French Quebecoise mother and a Moroccan father, a youth protection placement officer brought Fanny-Pier Garneau into the lives of a Quebecois couple. But this was no adoption horror story in the making. In fact, Fanny’s new home was filled […] See more
40 years of loyalty to my cigarettes. Three big packs a day. For a little over 40 years. By Raymond Viger You must be thinking that I cough every morning before starting my day, like a diesel engine starting up on a cold day. Or […] See more
By Raymond Viger An anecdote that I have to tell you: A friend of mine is a smoker. To save money, he started smoking “Indian cigarettes.” They are easily obtainable, illegal cigarettes. Are the manufacturing standards for these cigarettes the same as the ones you […] See more
The documentary Girl Model denounces the fashion industry. And former model Rachel Blais is at war with the industry itself. She is especially upset about the way young girls are exploited. Coming from Siberia, the United States and even from Québec, 13-year-old girls are faced […] See more
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