Open Journal Montreal

In September 2001 I got back from a summer in Toronto, where I’d been living on my own for the first time, and I couldn’t shake the feeling that there was another move I needed to do next. One more step out of my parents bright, cozy and too-quiet suburban home.
I spent the day in [...]

by Greg D
Nature took control in an over-engineered city that had little chance against a powerful hurricane. In a city with a 30% poverty rate, where people were unable to leave due to lack of a proper public transport infrastructure, people “loot” in order to get food and water they need.
The U.S. Government has focused [...]