Canada Promises $2.8 Billion in B.C. Day-Scholar Settlement
A long-awaited end to “unfinished business”
News
HIV Tests Recalled from Montreal Hospitals
9,000 patients could have received false negatives
Low Attendance at SSMU GA
Motion for Uyghur rights and McGill divestment from genocide moved to Council
McGill’s Faculty of Law Hosts Anti-Trans Speaker
Protest organized by queer student body cancels debate
Canada welcomed a record number of immigrants in 2022
What are the reasons and implications behind this number?
McGill’s Library Project Underway in 2023
McLennan Library Collections will be moved to an off-campus Collection Centre
Le Petit Marché Étudiant is Open for Business
New student-run business is providing students with affordable and nutritious food
QPIRG’s Annual Culture Shock Series Centres the Theme of Joy
Turning focus toward celebration and appreciation
Scream for Divestment
Divest McGill organizes collective scream on campus
Rabbit Hole Cafe Reopened
Every Friday from 12:30-2:00 PM, a bright yellow door in the heart of Milton-Parc leads the way to affordable, vegan meals. On November 11, the… Read More »Rabbit Hole Cafe Reopened
Open Letter Urges Drug Decriminalization
COCQ-SIDA and other organizations co-sign letter in response to Montreal’s opioid crisis
SSMU Holds Town Hall on Accessible Education
Discussion about unpaid internships, fair working conditions, and democratization of the university
Law Faculty Union Certified
McGill’s first faculty union certified by the Tribunal after facing resistance from university
Montreal’s Hospitals: “We’re at a Breaking Point”
Montreal’s hospitals face extensive wait times in the face of seasonal virus spikes and staff shortages
Demonstration Against RBC Held at McGill
Protestors gather to oppose RBC’s funding of Coastal Gaslink pipeline