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State of Emergency
Canadians often pride themselves on having one of the highest standards of living in the world. However, statistics regarding Canada’s First Nation’s population can quickly… Read More »State of Emergency
The case for CLASSE
How the AUS can fight harder for accessible education
McGill administration ignoring the student vote again
Yet another example of McGill’s iron fist
Keep student decisions in student hands
Last week, the McGill administration invalidated the results of SSMU’s fall referendum, in which a majority of students voted for the continued existence of CKUT… Read More »Keep student decisions in student hands
Zionism, the Jewish national movement
On November 10, 1975, the United Nations General Assembly passed one of its most odious resolutions – which was later repealed in 1991 – determining… Read More »Zionism, the Jewish national movement
Kim Jong Eun, capitalism, and the future of North Korea
The rise of market activity
No, really. Tax the rich.
The spotlight may currently be on American economic crises, but financial inequality is also rampant here in Canada, where the top 100 wealthiest CEOs’ wages… Read More »No, really. Tax the rich.
What is the FYC (First Year Council?)
Attention all first years! If this is your first year at McGill, your interests are represented by the First Year Council. We are a SSMU… Read More »What is the FYC (First Year Council?)
Accept tuition fee increases
How higher fees will not jeopardize accessibility
Join The Daily!
About The Daily Since the first issue of The Daily rolled off the presses in 1911, it has evolved from a daily sports rag to… Read More »Join The Daily!
Quebec tuition and inflation
An economic analysis of historical tuition
Don’t conflate Judaism and Zionism
Jewish Tadamon! members reject Zionism
An inadequate investigation
On November 11, Principal Heather Munroe-Blum called on the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Daniel Jutras, to write a report that would review the… Read More »An inadequate investigation
A summer of learning
The real nature of unpaid internships