Council passes new SSMU equity policy
Extensive debate centres around striking the word “inoffensive”
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McGill joins Blair initiative
Former British prime minister speaks on eight-school Faith and Globalization program
Jihad, frame by frame
McGill PhD students study terrorist recruitment videos from Central Asia and East Africa
SSMU supports Arch Café proposal
Council upholds students’ right to govern their space
The NHL’s failure in the South
It started with the formation of the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Florida Panthers. Then, the Minnesota North Stars moved to Dallas. Between 1993 and 2000, the NHL added or altered ten of the league’s thirty franchises. Teams moved and formed to satisfy a basic criterion of a sports league’s survival: in the event that… Read More »The NHL’s failure in the South
The cold winter of a war resister
Conservative immigration policy complicates army deserters’ refugee claims
Vets protest benefit troubles
Hospital management and categorization of care upsets
Another choice
If you’re pregnant and don’t want an abortion, there could be help
Designed with a deadline
“48 heures” is one of the most interesting projects to appear at this years Expozine
Montreal in the age of the atom
Espionage, military research, and the birth of nuclear energy – it all took place in McGill’s backyard, writes Henry Gass
New coalition of Quebec labour and student unions
Alliance sociale hopes to fight tuition hikes and cuts to social programs
Degrees of learning
McGill Engineering student describes his summers with the Canadian Air Force
Indentured labour in Montreal’s backyard
Seble Gameda looks at Canada’s institutional exploitation of migrant workers
The Gaza flotilla raid, first hand
Ewa Jasiewicz is a British-Polish activist, a coordinator with the Free Gaza Movement, and a member of the editorial collective of Le Monde Diplomatique’s Polish… Read More »The Gaza flotilla raid, first hand
A glimpse of war
The struggle with presenting Canada’s military past