Smuggling minerals like tin, tungsten, and coltan out of countries such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) helps to finance conflict in the… Read More »Concordia students host forum on conflict minerals
“There’s a lot of pessimism” in Fort Chipewyan, says George Poitras
McGill Anatomy students using cadavers as educational tools
Last Thursday SSMU Academic Research Commissioner Devon Willis hosted McGill’s first ever “Forum on Undergraduate Education” in the Shatner ballroom. Willis organized the forum in… Read More »SSMU hosts inaugural Forum on Undergraduate Education
Nunavik region’s health and social services search for permanent residence in Montreal
Norman Cornett discusses dismissal and views on education
Case to examine Conflict of Interest Policy
Correction appended Last Thursday the Aboriginal Law Association of McGill hosted the panel discussion, Stolen Sisters, addressing issues of violence and discrimination that Aboriginal women… Read More »Aboriginal women face systemic patterns of violence
Journalist and Venezuelan expat Francisco Toro shares his perspective
Communities split over ability to effect change
Quebec orders moratorium on controversial drilling technique to assess its sustainability
Food collective expanding operations ahead of fee increase referendum
Critics hope the Committee will shed light on BoG
New Brunswick budget cuts could affect student loan repayment program
SSMU President responds to questions from students and councillors
