Editorials
Deli Sokolow workers deserve their wages
On January 13, a collective of former employees at Deli Sokolow published a statement on Facebook detailing the restaurant owners’ ongoing neglect of their legal… Read More »Deli Sokolow workers deserve their wages
Why we’re closing our comments section
The Daily’s editorial board has decided to close the comments section on our website. While valuable comments certainly do exist, comments are often abusive, particularly… Read More »Why we’re closing our comments section
Unite behind the unions
On Monday, January 9, the Association of McGill University Support Employees (AMUSE) voted in favour of ratifying a new collective agreement drafted by the union… Read More »Unite behind the unions
McGill’s half hearted email is an insufficient response to neo-nazism
In late November, flyers were posted near McGill’s downtown campus, with the words “tired of anti-white propaganda? It’s time to make Canada great again!” emblazoned… Read More »McGill’s half hearted email is an insufficient response to neo-nazism
Bill 62 is Islamophobia disguised as secularism
Quebec’s National Assembly is currently debating Bill 62, “An Act to foster adherence to State religious neutrality,” which would prohibit any person with their face… Read More »Bill 62 is Islamophobia disguised as secularism
Lest we forget Canada’s continuing imperialism and state violence
Every year since 2009, with the exception of this year due to construction, Remembrance Day ceremonies have been held on McGill campus to commemorate the… Read More »Lest we forget Canada’s continuing imperialism and state violence
Police surveillance violates freedom of the press
Earlier this week, the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) revealed that it had been monitoring the phone of La Presse journalist… Read More »Police surveillance violates freedom of the press
We stand with AMUSE
EDITORIAL
Statement regarding last issue’s editorial, “We’re ‘not interested’ in the Harambe vigil”
Our most recent editorial, published on October 3, garnered a substantial number of community responses, including allegations of racism due to the fact that the… Read More »Statement regarding last issue’s editorial, “We’re ‘not interested’ in the Harambe vigil”