Golden Tickets, Poutine and a Gift Card to Chilli’s: Welcome to a BBno$ Show!

If you didn’t already know, this Vancouver-based artist’s self-titled world tour made its last Canadian stop this past Saturday. “It’s Pronounced BABY NO MONEY” is a play on the internet’s constant mispronunciation of his stage name. I, too, am guilty of such violations. It wasn’t until OSHEAGA 2023—seeing him live for the first time—that I realized how wrong I’d been to insist on calling him BB-NOS.


Tesla dealership vandalized in CDN-NDG

Activists spray painted a Tesla dealership in Côte-des-Neiges NDG the morning of Wednesday March 19, spraying the facade and doors of the building with pink paint to protest Elon Musk’s involvement in climate deregulation in the USA, and demand Canada establish stronger climate protections.

Two people, Valérie Lachapelle and Marcel Paré, both 21 years old,  were arrested for the act of vandalism and are expected to appear in court in May with conditions. They represent the group Last Generation Canada, a network of climate activists mostly aged between 18 and 21 who aim to bring attention to their cause through illegal means. 


Discordia 07: The 2023 CREW Union Campaign

As of March 10th, 2025, Concordia Research and Education Workers Union (CREW Union)m have announced that their membership will be on strike on March 12th in pursuit of their first collective agreement with the university. This episode an exploration of the union's origins and it's ongoing fight for better working conditions for teaching and research assistants at Concordia.

This project is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Art by James Fay


Milk & Bone, a thirst for coconut water, and a climate warrior pop star at the SAT

    Montreal’s Milk & Bone, an electro-pop duo integral to the local music scene, celebrated the 10 year anniversary of their debut album Little Mourning at the Société des Arts Technologiques (SAT).


Underdressed at the MTELUS Symphony

Last Saturday night, Faye Webster ignited Montreal at the jam-packed venue that is Mtelus. The crowd was filled with 20-something indie kids dressed to impress in Pinterest-worthy outfits, ready for Webster’s return to Montreal.  Attending the show with my 16-year-old sister, we were especially excited as March 1st marked the one year anniversary of Underdressed at The Symphony. Many fans knew this and the signage represented that.


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