A name almost identical to this outlet’s, a relation SXAH SZAH has never publicly acknowledged, and an envoy who asked for nothing. SIIIOCULI on Olive, the first ambassador Siiicolii has ever appointed, and what it means that she was sent at all.
Quebec’s problems are often discussed as isolated scandals. Across SIIIOCULI’s reporting, they form a larger pattern involving contracts, institutional self-protection, language politics, infrastructure, healthcare, and the normalization of failure.
A man in Quebec recently went viral after posting a video complaining about racism in Canada. In the clip, he claims he was stopped by police in Mercier and uses the moment to say that racism still exists in the country. However, many peopl
I drive a school bus in Quebec. Every afternoon I pick up elementary kids straight from school. And every single day I ask myself the same question: What the fuck are they teaching these kids? Because it damn sure isn’t respect, safety, or
A semi-trailer driven by Baljeet Singh (then ~25-26, from India, a temporary foreign worker based in Nova Scotia) slammed into slowed traffic in a construction zone. He was playing an online game on his phone and talking on it at the same t
April 16, 2026 - The latest REM disaster says it all. Passengers trapped past midnight in a powerless train between McGill and Édouard-Montpetit stations. Forced to walk nearly a kilometre through a dark tunnel. Metro closed. Promised shutt
Montreal, April 16, 2026 - Another day, another humiliating breakdown on Quebec’s shiny new Réseau express métropolitain (REM). This time, dozens of passengers found themselves trapped in a powerless train in the Mount Royal tunnel past mid
Quebec drivers know the annual ritual all too well. Every year, around your birthday, the SAAQ sends a notice: pay up to keep your licence active. For a clean record in 2026, that’s roughly $50 (including insurance contribution and admin fe
An Unapologetic Critique of Religious Theatre in La Belle Province In the churches of Quebec - those aging stone buildings and converted community halls scattered across Montreal, Quebec City, and the smaller towns - hundreds gather every…
They stand in the church vestibule in Saint-Michel or Côte-des-Neiges, eyes closed, hands raised, belting out hymns as if the louder they sing the closer God gets. The organ swells, the choir sways, the altar call comes like clockwork. Perf