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Christopher Curtis

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‘Everybody Who’s on the Stage Is Part of Your Community’: Ctrl+Alt Festival Returns for a Third Edition

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By Emelia Fournier, Christopher Curtis Verified
| The Rover
Chivengi of Black Gxrl Sesh performing at Ctrl+Alt festival in 2025. PHOTO: Victoria Jean-François In an era of commodified queerness, corporatized Pride and overexploitation of artists, queer-run Ctrl+Alt Festival casts sunshine on Montreal’s underground for the third consecutive year. Local nightlife icons and burgeoning artists, including DJs, drag queens, ballroom performers, and burlesque dancers will take to the stage July 24-26 at Place du Village.
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How Gazans Are Watching the World Cup

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By Sarah Emad al-Zaq, Christopher Curtis Verified
| The Rover
In the refugee camps, Palestinians gather around screens powered by makeshift generators to follow the world’s biggest soccer tournament. Amid power outages, fear of bombings, and the loss of the places where they used to watch matches, soccer remains a rare moment of respite in a life upended by war. Abdel Rahman al-Sheikh Khalil is 30 years old. Trained as an accountant, he used to handle numbers before the war; today, he runs a café set up in a tent west of Gaza City.
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Moving Day: A “Desperate” Struggle for a Growing Number of Montrealers

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By Christopher Curtis Verified
| The Rover
Protesters attend a protest against rising housing prices in Montreal on July 1, 2026. PHOTO: Justin Khan Canada Day in Montreal conjures scenes of pure chaos. Rented U-Hauls double-parked on a one-way street, oversized couches teetering up spiral staircases and city sidewalks littered with dead appliances.
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