Housing rights tribunal bogged down by inefficiencies
Activists say landlord complaints prioritized over tenants
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The Daily speaks to Quebec solidaire MNA Françoise David
“University funding should be reassesed”
Two month delay expected for Redpath renovations
Project manager cites “unforeseen site conditions”, promises that construction will halt during finals
Ex-engineer testifies at corruption probe
The Charbonneau Commission continued to send shockwaves through the Quebec political landscape as former city of Montreal engineer Gilles Surprenant testified yesterday that he had… Read More »Ex-engineer testifies at corruption probe
Greek far-right party opens chapter in Montreal
Professors discuss link between xenophobia and the economy
SSMU second-floor tenants express grievances
Concerns include lack of advertising space and state of equipment
Conservatives’ War of 1812 campaign reaches Montreal
Critics accuse government of glorifying war and distorting details
AUS to create equity policy
A resolution to create an Equity Policy for the Arts Undergraduate Society (AUS) was passed last Wednesday at the AUS Legislative Council meeting. The resolution was… Read More »AUS to create equity policy
Senate discusses asbestos research and interdisciplinary registration
Principal’s Task Force and five-year strategic academic plan also covered
McGilliLeaked publishes McGill documents online
University redaction practices questioned
Procedural debate delays decisions on SSMU GA motions
Councillors divided over online ratification
Principal discusses international students in Quebec
Tuition and underfunding major concerns
Plans for North American Indigenous Studies move forward
Foundational course and minor program in the works for next year
McGill stands by asbestos research
Professor cleared of misconduct despite corporate funding and controversial methods
The End of Growth lecture tour hits Montreal
David Suzuki and Jeff Rubin discuss economics and the environment