Know Your Labour Rights: Bill 176 Explained
In June of last year, the Quebec National Assembly unanimously passed Bill 176. The Bill made a number of changes to the Quebec Labour Code,… Read More »Know Your Labour Rights: Bill 176 Explained
Rahul Datta - Media Credits
“We Are Sisters in Arms”
Four Women of Egypt: On Persistent and Revolutionary Women
Coalition Demands Closure of Laval Prison
“Filth, complete indifference, and human degradation” at Leclerc
Understanding the Unistot’en Camp
Wet’suwet’en Hereditary Chiefs Say “This is Not Over”
Interview with Former Black Panther Members: Sam Anderson and Rosemari Mealy
An Intergenerational Conversation on Activism
Self-Awareness and Self-Location
A Response to “No Place for Queer Students”
White Man Science
Polling Race and Gender in Political Science Syllabi
Clubs Move
SSMU to Not Renew Lease
Judicial Board Releases Verdict
Decision made in Buraga v. Mansdoerfer and Wang
BRIEF: Report of Ad-Hoc Committee on Student-Teaching Staff Intimate Relationships
cw: mentions of sexual violenc Julie Lassonde, chair of the Ad Hoc Senate Committee on Teaching Staff-Student Intimate Relationships, delivered the committee’s report at McGill’s… Read More »BRIEF: Report of Ad-Hoc Committee on Student-Teaching Staff Intimate Relationships
Crossword Answers
Here are the crossword answers for the week of November 26, made by Phoebe Pannier!
Less Police, More Accountability
content warning: police brutality, racism, ableism, death The past few decades have displayed a pattern of escalating police violence reported in North American media, and… Read More »Less Police, More Accountability
History of Policing
This feature aims to explain various aspects of the police. It discusses the history of the police and the current situation in order to better… Read More »History of Policing