Hey Siri, Make Me a Sandwich
Sexism and the Gendering of Virtual Assistants
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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
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
Pinkwashing in Israel
SPHR Holds Workshop for Queer History Month
Federal Elections Primer
The McGill Daily has compiled a primer to educate Daily readers on the stances of the four major parties prior to the federal election on… Read More »Federal Elections Primer
Trans Care is Healthcare
Memorial-Manif For Trans Activist Hayden Muller
Climate Justice is Social Justice
Approximately 500,000 people attended the Montreal Climate March on September 27, including Swedish youth climate activist Greta Thunberg. Indigenous activists in Montreal reported widespread discrimination… Read More »Climate Justice is Social Justice
“It Takes All of Us” Is Not Enough
content warning: sexual violence As of September 23, all students have access to McGill’s new consent-focused sexual violence prevention program, “It Takes All of Us.”… Read More »“It Takes All of Us” Is Not Enough
No Borders, No Prisons
New Laval Migrant “Detention Centre” Is A Prison
In Solidarity: A Colonial Context
ISA and BSN Talk Solidarity on Campus
September/October Indigenous Events Calendar
During Indigenous Awareness Week, we encourage you to learn directly from Indigenous people regarding their experiences. Some of these events are open to the public,… Read More »September/October Indigenous Events Calendar
Indigenous architecture with Douglas Cardinal
About Douglas Cardinal On the night of September 17, I entered a packed lecture hall in Macdonald Harrington, eager to see the architect whose work… Read More »Indigenous architecture with Douglas Cardinal
Still No Clean Water in Neskantaga First Nation
The Neskantaga First Nation declared a state of emergency for the second time this year on September 14, the day after both their primary and… Read More »Still No Clean Water in Neskantaga First Nation
Disenfranchisement an Issue for Voters with Disabilities
Accessibility is Still a Problem, Say Disability Rights Activists