Canada quiet after Honduran coup
Activists, academics, and diplomats weigh in on Canada’s response
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International agencies and their technocrats
Day two of the conference featured a lecture series and panel discussion focused on the roles and responses of international agencies to the ongoing food… Read More »International agencies and their technocrats
The financial crisis and food security
The University kicked off the conference on Monday by inviting several speakers from various countries to describe the impact of the financial crisis on their… Read More »The financial crisis and food security
Agriculture and climate change
On Wednesday, experts weighed in on the effects climate change could have on agriculture in the coming years. At the panel discussion, “Climate Change: the… Read More »Agriculture and climate change
Dalai Lama speaks to McGill & Montreal
Nobel Peace Prize winner emphasizes the importance of compassion
ASSÉ protest draws 500
Students, profs take to the street to protest Bills 38 and 44
California students protest fee hikes
Tuition skyrockets amidst state’s financial turmoil
Quebec Commission levies heavy fine
Chinese immigrant workers awarded $164,000 in damages
Waste management firm sued
Locals accuse GSI of neglect and mismanagement of landfills
Choose Life cancels “Echoes of the Holocaust”
Decision follows SSMU Council censure of the club’s proposed pro-life event
Facing death and prison injustice
Former death row inmate and Canadian lifer on parole speak at McGill
West Bank case rejected by Quebec court
Superior Court Justice rules that Bil’in land dispute should be heard in Israel
There’s room to improve grad student resources
40 per cent of ombudsperson complaints come from grads
Abdelrazik returns from Sudan
Canadian says accusations of terror links are baseless
Former student politician sues health plan provider
Defamation suit seeks $130,000 for public accusation of extortion