Ally Reposts Tweet, Literally Solves Racism
An editor at The McDill Gaily recently had the chance to sit down with a white family member who, as of 7:09 pm Wednesday, had… Read More »Ally Reposts Tweet, Literally Solves Racism
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Support Chilean Protesters
Students in Chile began evading transit fares on Thursday, October 17 to protest a hike in ticket prices implemented by the federal government. As the… Read More »Support Chilean Protesters
Banking on Our Bellies
Midnight Kitchen and the Battle for Food Security
Fuck Yeah!
fuck yeah, pumpkin spice! fuck yeah, sleeping in with no alarm set! fuck yeah, reasonably priced vegetables! fuck yeah, orange and red and yellow leaves!… Read More »Fuck Yeah!
Putting the “Silly” in Resillyence
New Comedy Show Leaves Room for Growth
The History and Future of SPHR
SPHR Holds Its First General Meeting of the Year
Honouring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Trans, and Two-Spirit People
On Friday, October 4, Missing Justice, a campaign from the Centre for Gender Advocacy, as well as Iskweu from the Native Women’s Shelter of Montreal,… Read More »Honouring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Trans, and Two-Spirit People
Vote in Solidarity with Indigenous Concerns
With the Canadian federal election occurring on October 21, it is important to take note of the way different parties are addressing the concerns of… Read More »Vote in Solidarity with Indigenous Concerns
US Debates LGBTQ+ Rights
Supreme Court Examines Discrimination Laws
Leg. Council
Climate Change Moratorium Passed
“Complaint as Queer Method”
Sara Ahmed Lectures at McGill
Pinkwashing in Israel
SPHR Holds Workshop for Queer History Month
CLASSIFIEDS
Mile End Sublet turns out moving in with partner of two weeks was not a smart idea. must be okay with cats, my ex has… Read More »CLASSIFIEDS
Are You There, Sappho? It’s Me, Margaret
Niagara By Willa Holt I turn to set the pan on the stove and the sun is like a lover on my back, so warm I… Read More »Are You There, Sappho? It’s Me, Margaret