Concordia opened a state-of-the-art green building last Tuesday, constructed in accordance with the environmental standards set by the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)… Read More »Concordia opens LEED certified building
Over 100 Montrealers formed a noisy flash mob at Place-des-Arts this Monday as part of the international Climate Change Wake-Up Call demonstrations, organized by tcktcktck… Read More »Flash mob protests climate change
Landmark case prosecuted in Montreal under new Canadian law
Projects target popuation hit hardest by HIV: men who sleep with men
No significant cuts to TAs this year
Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) and leaders of its student-workers union, Syndicat des étudiant-e-s employé-e-s (SÉTUE) have drawn up a new contract. SÉTUE workers… Read More »UQAM and TA Union Settle on New Contract
City Hall is pushing for more stringent regulation of Montreal’s underground structures, and has demanded that the proprietors of Square Victoria, Place Bonaventure, and the… Read More »Underground City at Risk of Falling Down
Community concerned that case will not address racial profiling by police
Most decisions passed with little dissent
Members disenchanted with student fedederation’s transparency and legal methods
With the cafeteria at Royal Victoria College (RVC) closed, and the kitchen at the new Carrefour residence still undergoing renovations, McGill’s new food service system… Read More »Mendelson defends residence dining changes
Program rejects government contributions in favour of self-funding
The Daily discusses grassroots advocacy with prominent activist Wade Rathke
Scholarships assist the children of deceased Canadian soldiers
Quebec Education Minister Michelle Courchesne and Senator David Angus announced last Monday at McGill’s Otto Maass Chemistry Building that the University would be receiving a… Read More »McGill receives $103 million from federal stimulus
