Students stand with MUNACA
Why the demonstration last Thursday helped the union’s cause
Commentary
There’s a difference
Why the protests in London shouldn’t be conflated with those in the Middle East
Big Brother is Watching
After the May Day anti-capitalist march on May 1, 2011 took a violent turn, the Montreal Police (SPVM) made public the existence of a police… Read More »Big Brother is Watching
Witnessing assault at the metro station
An account of the injustices on our streets
Student solidarity
Why we should all support the MUNACA strike
“We’re a great country, but we can be a better one”
How Jack Layton reshaped Canadian politics
March with Munaca
One week ago today, The McGill University Non-Academic Certified Association (MUNACA), which represents more than 1,700 workers, including library staff, lab technicians, and registration staff,… Read More »March with Munaca
Sympathize or suffer
The West’s problematic response to the London riots
The precursor to an African space agency
How policy education can assist aspirant space nations
McGill should keep its ties with The Hebrew University
Exchange participants respond to calls condemning the academic partnership
McGill Buries Accessibility
Last week, after a years-long dispute culminating in an over $2 million fine in March, the Quebec Ministry of Education made a deal with McGill,… Read More »McGill Buries Accessibility
Exclusive: The Daily’s Dirty Secret!
Born on October 2, 1911, The McGill Daily is just a true Libra at heart – we’re always striving to be balanced! The pioneer of… Read More »Exclusive: The Daily’s Dirty Secret!
Vote Harper out of government
Stephen Harper has called the May election “unnecessary,” and claims he wants to get back to the job of governing. In the past year, Harper’s… Read More »Vote Harper out of government
Your tuition is on the rise
On March 17, the provincial government announced in the 2011-12 budget its plan to increase base Quebec university tuition by $325 per year for every… Read More »Your tuition is on the rise
Underfunding departments is insulting
Russian Studies’ merger with other language programs has reduced necessary course offerings