A selection of short fiction
Veil of Veronica I was pretty young when this happened so I don’t really remember every detail, and I might even be confusing things with… Read More »A selection of short fiction
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U.S.-PIRG Fund sued for $2.15 Million by employees
The Fund for Public Interest Research, a fundraising and canvassing operation that raises money for American non-profit organizations recently settled a $2.15-million class action suit… Read More »U.S.-PIRG Fund sued for $2.15 Million by employees
A musical feast
Cagibi improv series brings musicians together
The big show
At the Schulich School of Music, a doctoral student prepares for her final recital
Breaking the classroom’s fourth wall
Theatre course teaches students about social justice in and out of the classroom
Look at the big picture behind “gang violence”
Last week, Global TV aired a segment on escalating violence between Filipino and South Asian teenagers in Montreal’s Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood. The journalists framed the most… Read More »Look at the big picture behind “gang violence”
Abdelrazik returns from Sudan
Canadian says accusations of terror links are baseless
Gender stereotypes affect health care
UBC researcher Joy Johnson calls for new investigations
McGill to host Global Food Security conference
The McGill Global Food Security conference will be held over three days next week and will host over 400 participants. The goal of the conference… Read More »McGill to host Global Food Security conference
19 groups meet at Bike Conference
The push to make the streets of Montreal safer for cyclists moved into high gear this past weekend with Vélo! Vélo!, an idea-sharing conference organized… Read More »19 groups meet at Bike Conference
Don’t deny Choose Life’s clubhood
Choose Life is a pro-life club that seeks to promote respect for human life and human rights from conception. We believe that every loss of… Read More »Don’t deny Choose Life’s clubhood
There’s room to improve grad student resources
40 per cent of ombudsperson complaints come from grads
The Daily presents: Pop Montreal Guide ’09
Let the Daily’s culture editors tell you everything they know about Pop Montreal, which runs Wednesday through Sunday
Hit the road
Making our cities pedestrian-friendly again
Eating out east
On the corner of Marie-Anne and de Lorimier, a neighbourhood diner sits unassumingly behind a small terrace. Obscured by the umbrellas and trees in front… Read More »Eating out east