Reform the GA, the time is now
Why we should fight to preserve an institution
Jennifer Lockerby - Media Credits
Public concerned about plan to accomodate growing Montreal population
Citizens demand adequate protection for the environment
Oh Canadian Music
Laura Linden investigates our home and native land’s global musical impact
Building a stronger social safety net
Last Saturday, a coalition of 138 Canadian activist groups – known as le Front d’action populaire en réaménagement urbain (FRAPRU) – held a demonstration in… Read More »Building a stronger social safety net
What goes into the “30%”?
The McGill administration has claimed that MUNACA is demanding a 28.9% pay increase over three years of the collective agreement. Here’s where this number comes from.
Whipping male hormones into a frenzy
Over 100 million women worldwide take an oral contraceptive pill every day. Although the pill has given women the freedom to take control of their… Read More »Whipping male hormones into a frenzy
Med School Confidential
A second year student reveals the ins and outs of med school
The realities of female genital mutilation
A case study in Ethiopia opens up discussion about FGM
‘Til death do us part
Maisonneuve’s magazine launch to hold literary battle
Aggrieved students win injunction against McGill
The Federated Students of McLennan and Redpath won an injunction against the Royal Institution for the Advancement of Learning (McGill University) after a protracted series… Read More »Aggrieved students win injunction against McGill
Injunction against MUNACA extended
Union “mulling over” possible conflict of interest from first ruling
Dim lights and open mics
People open their minds and mouths Thursday nights at L’Escalier
Three candidates for Bloc leadership announced
On Tuesday, former Bloc Québécois MP Daniel Paillé declared his intention to run for leadership of the party, joining MPs Jean-François Fortin for the Haute-Gaspésie-La-Mitis-Matapédia riding… Read More »Three candidates for Bloc leadership announced
Future POP
A reflection on the natural evolution of POP Montreal