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Recent conflict closes the border, restricting aid workers and goods from reaching Gaza

Sparsely attended event draws little interest from outside SSMU

New work permits allow grads more opportunities

Nearly 1,000 professors from l’Université de Québec À Montréal (UQÀM) voted on whether to strike next week – with 76 per cent in favour, after… Read More »News Brief: UQÀM professors strike

Unions to face fines if representing their members on pay equity disputes

Hotel will be converted to a residence, unbeknownst to striking workers

Publicity campaign seeks public recognition for Quebec atheists

ANC minister Ronnie Kasrils examines Israel with South Africa in mind for McGill’s Israeli Apartheid Week

Administration defends high salaries for executives

For-sale signs, clearance sales, and two-for-one deals are tell-tale signs that Canada’s in an economic crisis, but outside of Montreal restaurant Taverne Crescent, a sign… Read More »News brief: Restaurants in recession

Burst Your Bubble Monday, March 9 – Thursday, March 12 Various locations in Montreal and on campus The Social Equity and Diversity Education office’s second… Read More »What’s the haps

Each year during election season, The Daily barrels through a series of interviews with all the runners for a SSMU executive position, and publishes a… Read More »SSMU Elections 2009

In a confidential session Thursday, SSMU Council voted to publicly reprimand their own electoral body – Elections McGill – for their poor performance during the… Read More »SSMU slaps Elections with public censure

Most executive candidates run unopposed, allowing them to avoid giving concrete promises

McGill students found clinic to provide artists with advice on negotiations and illegal use of their work