McGill University announced yesterday that it would not reimburse any change in tuition fees until it receives an official directive from the new government. The… Read More »News Brief: McGill considers tuition reimbursement
After a summer-long battle against federal Bill C-19 – a federal bill that would destroy Canada’s national long-gun registry – Quebec has won a significant… Read More »News Brief: Gun control advocates celebrate legal victory
David Bertschi is a Quebec-born and Ontario-based insurance lawyer and prospective Liberal Party of Canada leadership candidate. He ran unsuccessfully in the 2011 federal election… Read More »The Daily talks with prospective LPC leadership candidate
The McGill Students for UN Women Canada National Committee hosted a panel discussion last Wednesday titled “Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment in the New Development… Read More »UN panel talks gender, development, Canada
Municipal party calls for action
Administration expects $90 million loss
Montreal police predict higher crime rates
CultMTL, the publication founded by six former editors and freelancers of the now defunct Montreal Mirror, published and distributed 9,000 copies of their first ever… Read More »CultMTL goes to print
Parti Québécois elected as the new minority government
Students to vote on strike continuation in General Assemblies
Salaries and raises for top administrators revealed
Contingency plans improve, but Frosh culture slow to change
When PhD student Misia Kowanda set out to register to vote on August 28, she didn’t expect it to be a 4.5-hour ordeal. That day,… Read More »Students face difficulties in voter registration
Pauline Marois plans to tighten language legislation
Strike continues though numbers dwindle
