Federal anti-smuggling bill cracks down on asylum seekers
Legislation faces criticism for denying refugees rights and protections
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Midnight Kitchen opens student lounge
Food collective expanding operations ahead of fee increase referendum
PGSS releases new tuition fee policy
VP External hopes policy will be starting point for negotiations
Concordia to hold inquiry on governance
Critics hope the Committee will shed light on BoG
SSMU council back to business as usual
Student Society politics returns to routine post-Reading Week
Conference examines sustainability with money in mind
Building sustainable products is an excellent business decision, according to both keynote speakers at last week’s “Awake,” McGill’s Business Conference on Sustainability. About 70 delegates… Read More »Conference examines sustainability with money in mind
Canadian diplomats to African countries talk to McGill students
McGill alumni working in Nigeria and the DRC discuss progress, challenges, and the role of Canada
Fredericton students march against tuition increases
New Brunswick budget cuts could affect student loan repayment program
Small numbers and big hopes
Montreal-based Moroccans ask for constitutional reform
Ongoing construction frustrates Carrefour residents
Multiple projects in residence continuing beyond scheduled deadline
SSMU Skypes with British university activists
Students discuss taking action against rising tuition in the U.K.
McGill to face “financial consequences” for increased MBA tuition
Quebec Minister of Education has yet to specify amount of penalty
Newburgh discusses his involvement with Jobbook
SSMU President responds to questions from students and councillors
Régie du logement estimates Quebec rent increases
Both landlord associations and tenant groups dissatisfied with this year’s predictions
Memorial march on Ste. Catherine
Braving the elements in commemoration of missing and murdered indigenous women