January 29 marked the fifth anniversary of the 2017 Quebec City Mosque shooting, when an armed white nationalist killed six Muslim men – Ibrahima Barry,… Read More »Symbolic Action Doesn’t Address Canada’s Islamophobia
For whose freedom? Convoy protestors put marginalized population at further risk
Gentrification is destroying our local businesses
McGill administration forces return to in-person learning without protection for students and staff
Workers need real protection, not their employers’ goodwill
The curfew harms rather than protects
Indigenous communities continue to be neglected by the city’s housing policies
The government continues to neglect the health of Indigenous communities
Don’t be fooled: leaders are not set on making real change
The McGill Daily editorial board has compiled their endorsements for the Fall 2021 referendum.
Gentrification poses serious risk to the livelihood of Montreal’s Chinatown
In March of this year, the Yukon government passed a gender-affirming healthcare policy considered the “gold standard” for healthcare legislation among trans advocates. The policy extends… Read More »Gender-Affirming Healthcare Must be Made Accessible
Solidarity with Striking Workers
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is only a start
The law would further erase Indigenous languages and limit healthcare and legal access
