By Oumou Diakité Each year in Quebec, the Semaine d’actions contre le racisme et pour l’égalité des chances (SACR), the Week of Action Against Racism and for Equal Opportunity, creates a moment of reflection, mobilization and dialogue. The last week of March this year, this […] See more
By Oumou Diakité When Pénélope Boudreault thinks about where it all began, she laughs softly: “June 2006… that makes it 20 years that I’ve been working as a nurse. I had a backpack, I was walking on the street, I went to see people.” This […] See more
Agence Science-Presse What if it’s social media, and not telephone screens, that are harmful to youths? That’s what an American study of 1,500 children between the ages of 11 and 13 suggests. Or, more accurately, the first stage of a long-term study: the intention of […] See more
By Frédérique Lapointe In November of 2025, a group of Quebec illustrators and creators got together at the Salon du livre de Montréal to protest the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) in the cultural sphere. Among the demonstrators, one man stood out. His name? […] See more
By Frédérique Lapointe February 2026: The rise of generative artificial intelligence is in full swing. This new technology is taking up a bigger place in artistic circles, much to the dismay of artists. In this furor, the Regroupement pour l’art humain (RAH) has been present […] See more
Frédérique Lapointe This year, the Quebec theme of the International Day of Women’s Rights was “Generation Rise Up!” (Génération deboutte! in Joual). In the heart of the Mauricie region, another mobilization is being prepared. This one is in the community sector. And this one has […] See more
Alexia Boyer, Agence Science Presse Initially brought on the market to combat type 2 diabetes, for the last four years Ozempic has been widely used as a weight loss drug. Experts are now starting to see the negative effects of this unintended long-term usage. […] See more
By The Social Eyes Team Born with one leg, a half-arm, and rock and roll in his veins, Martin Deschamps has come to redefine what an artist can be. At 55, he continues to embody the strength of artistic and social achievement. His every performance […] See more
Portrait: Krops – Jungsoo Lee By The Social Eyes Team It was on the way up to the stratosphere of breakdancing that Krops’ fall came – literally. It was 2013, during intensive training to represent South Korea at a competition in France. He was 24. […] See more
Portrait: Jean Sok – Hourth By The Social Eyes Team Jean Sok, a.k.a. “B-Boy Hourth”, came to Montreal to dance on stage at the Maison de la culture Masionneuve last summer. With one of his legs amputated, this professional breakdancer from France redefines what is […] See more
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