Montréal Ouvert, a citizens’ initiative that aims to promote open access to civic information, is pushing the City of Montreal to implement an open data policy. Jean-Noé Landry, one of four co-founders of Montréal Ouvert, spoke to The Daily about the advantages of implementing such a policy in Montreal.
Students and faculty demonstrate against university administration and tuition increases
Online Party of Canada seeks to reshape the political process
In front of EUS council VP explained the nature of his work with the site
FECQ criticizes extravagant travel costs
The winter 2011 General Assembly (GA) hovered around quorum in the Adams Auditorium Thursday evening, but successfully bound SSMU to investigate the campus bike ban… Read More »General Assembly struggles with quorum
McGill researchers will receive $3 million from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), which hopes to support practical application of multidisciplinary research
A throng of about one hundred Montrealers gathered in front of the Egyptian consulate Friday afternoon to celebrate the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak earlier… Read More »Montreal celebrates Mubarak’s resignation
Matthew McLauchlin, co-chair of the NDP federal LGBT committee speaks with The Daily
Montreal police force moving to address racial profiling with mixed results
STM offers exclusive advertising contracts to increase revenue
SSMU President speaks to The Daily
Truth and Sentencing Act projected to cost in excess of $5 billion
Only 84 students responded to the survey, the majority of whom were from the Faculty of Arts. Dallas Bentley, SSMU communications and publications manager, said SSMU has yet to formally organize the data
Overreactions attributed to charged atmosphere surrounding SSMU politics
