Kayle Towsley and Marina Chirchikova of the Indigenous Solidarity Collective discussed the ongoing struggle of the Innu people of the Natassinan, a territory located in… Read More »Indigenous solidarity without borders
Lack of appeals process, hasty deportations a growing trend in immigration policy
Indigenous Sovereignty Week, a pan-Canadian event to raise awareness about the fight of Native peoples for self-determination, was held from October 25 to 31. Montreal… Read More »In solidarity with indigenous sovereignty
Power Shift summit and Fill the Hill rally target Canada’s role at December’s Copenhagen talks
McGill will officially announce this week that it is relaxing its medical-note policy in light of a large amount of possible absences due to the… Read More »McGill to temporarily change sick-note policy
Candidates aim to increase youth involvement
The first shock of this election season was long in coming. On September 23, Mayor Gérald Tremblay cancelled a contract between the City and the… Read More »The affair of the water meters
Quebec Superior Court to hear the case
The atmosphere surrounding the approaching November 1 election has quickly soured in recent weeks as numerous corruption scandals have come to light. Recent news reports… Read More »Montreal corruption: a primer
Milton-Parc fights against green space redevelopment
On October 16, Quebec’s chief electoral officer launched an investigation into reports that the owner of a construction firm in the suburban municipality of Boisbriand… Read More »Construction magnate tries to stop Boisbriand election
Admin and student society staying positive
Conservative McGill invites immigration minister to speak
It’s been a rough couple of weeks for Ville-Marie borough mayor Benoit Labonté. Two weeks ago, reports surfaced that he had accepted over $100,000 from… Read More »Opposition leader resigns, accused of shady fundraising
Angry crowds of Montrealers mobilize as former president defends his legacy
