Food delivery apps depend on cheap immigrant labour to survive, Concordia research shows

Economic integration is a major leveller for Quebecers’ immigration preferences, new study shows

Impact of secularism debates on the sense of belonging among Quebec's racialized immigrants

Infotainment is coming for your news, warns Concordia PhD student Robert Marinov

July 1 marks the 100-year anniversary of the Chinese Exclusion Act

Jean Carignan’s musical legacy is a lasting but complicated gift to Québécois culture, write Concordia researchers

Food price perception can depend on whether it is measured in imperial or metric, according to new Concordia research

Personalized messages are more likely to get a response from politicians, new research finds

New Yorker’s Adam Gopnik headlines Richler conference

Preserving their personal stories

‘We’re building on a momentum that’s happening in Canada’

Grad student rubs elbows with experts

Immigrants: highly educated, underpaid

Cinema of the Celtic Tiger

Bloomsday blossoms in Montreal