Hardcore music and living take their toll on Exploited frontman
Wattie Buchan has a sharp memory of Montreal for a show he never played.
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Heavy Montreal’s b-sides
Two days of heavy metal is a great thing if you’re a fan as I am. After exploring the new look of the old site on Jean Drapeau island, I was sitting in the VIP lounge getting ready for the shows when out of the blue I heard a voice saying this next song is from their first album recorded 35 years ago
Punk spirit alive and kicking at Montreal’s ’77 festival
As exuberant youth explodes into rebellious adolescence, many of us become drawn to loud sounds that can harness our burgeoning passions and thrashing hormones.
We don’t go to big festivals just for the headliners, sometimes the crowd is the star
If you’re someone with personal space issues, the mosh pit isn’t for you.
A proud father takes his daughter to her first powwow
When you have your first child, there are plenty of firsts that follow. First pair of moccasins, first birthday, first trip.
Montreal First Peoples Festival celebrates the spirit of artistic collaboration
Montreal’s core will once again pulsate with Indigenous creativity for a week this August when the 29th edition of the Montreal First Peoples Festival presents its wide range of activities and entertainment.
Whapmagoostui Sundance ceremony channels healing energy
The Sundance does not belong to us, we carry it for the people, those who follow this way of life
Mi’kmaq restaurant satisfies Montreal’s growing appetite for Indigenous food
After having lost our GPS on the way there, the Nation was very hungry when we finally found Miqmak Catering Indigenous Kitchen in Pierrefonds on its official opening day
The jingle dress celebrates a century of empowerment
As powwow season heats up across Turtle Island, one healing dance always mesmerizes thanks to its dancers’ graceful movements and their beautiful jingling dresses
Groundbreaking museum exhibit showcases artwork by Native women
In a historic first, the Minneapolis Institute of Art (MIA) has curated a large collection of artworks made exclusively by Native women artists.