Prominent Montreal-based civil liberties lawyer Julius Grey, began his politically crusading career in an office familiar to most McGill students – that of SSMU President. In 1969-1970, when Grey presided over the student society, campus politics were different. Grey sat down with The Daily before the winter break to discuss what he sees as an… Read More »Back in the SSMU of ’69
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Administrator received mise en demeure from Concordia student days before leaving the school
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Large police presence for small protest; McGill and Concordia students no-shows
Week of activism sees protest on McGill campus
Founder hopes Omeq will have a “moderating effect”
ASA’s involvement in the controversial closure
Heritage Canada decision may spell the end for event
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Thousands expected to flood streets of Quebec City
McGill begins construction without a building permit
