Munroe-Blum brings CREPUQ message to senate
Senators pose questions and receive canned responses
Nadia Javaheri-Cabrera - Media Credits
Comprehension problems
Montreal has become a multilingual city, but its literary scene is still catching up
We are living in a Panopticon world
Knowledge is power – power to control the narrative
International students struggle to remain legal
Immigration documents are difficult, complicated to renew
Graduate students paying for study space
Study carrels in Ferrier to cost $200 for the year
Rue Frontenac
New life in a dying industry
Radical reform needed on Turcot
The Ministère des transports du Québec (MTQ) unveiled its latest plans to renovate the crumbling Turcot interchange last week. The Turcot is a tangle of… Read More »Radical reform needed on Turcot
Payday for SSMU clubs
Debating Union, Conservative McGill, SPHR to receive less than half of their request
Montrealers demand a province-wide code for healthy housing
Students would stand to benefit
Drinking games debated at Council
Councillors move to strike discussion from minutes, concerned about SSMU liquor license
The cultural conglomerate
Joseph Henry reports on the proposed merger of four language and culture departments
Ek het die antwoord
South African band Die Antwoord reappropriates Zef culture
Behind the scenes
The hidden world of McGill’s hardworking theatre tech crew
“Israel, like South Africa, is an apartheid state”
The word apartheid is one of the most controversial parts of the Palestinian solidarity movement. Opponents of the boycott, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) campaign claim… Read More »“Israel, like South Africa, is an apartheid state”
Problems facing First Nations need long-term solutions
On October 22, Eabametoong First Nation chief Lewis Nate declared a state of emergency in his community, on the Fort Hope reserve in northern Ontario.… Read More »Problems facing First Nations need long-term solutions