The affair of the water meters
The first shock of this election season was long in coming. On September 23, Mayor Gérald Tremblay cancelled a contract between the City and the… Read More »The affair of the water meters
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McGill student victim of racial profiling
Quebec Superior Court to hear the case
Montreal corruption: a primer
The atmosphere surrounding the approaching November 1 election has quickly soured in recent weeks as numerous corruption scandals have come to light. Recent news reports… Read More »Montreal corruption: a primer
Parc Oxygène in danger
Milton-Parc fights against green space redevelopment
Construction magnate tries to stop Boisbriand election
On October 16, Quebec’s chief electoral officer launched an investigation into reports that the owner of a construction firm in the suburban municipality of Boisbriand… Read More »Construction magnate tries to stop Boisbriand election
Dalhousie medical school on probation
Admin and student society staying positive
Gender neutral, but not equal
Human rights lawyer Pearl Eliadis on the legal challenges women still face in Canada
Canadian rivers in peril
World Wildlife Fund report card recommends politicians evaluate hydro-electric policies.
General Assembly loses quorum
Students approve motions on employment, energy, pornography before assembly falls apart
Diabetes plagues Kahnawake
Poor sports facilities and funding push disease to twice national average
PGSS moves to reform CFS in mass proposal
Seven student unions claim CFS is tyrannical and litigious, CFS calls accusations malicious
Quebec to extract shale gas
Energy-intensive process may produce greenhouse gases and pollution
Council debates tuition
Discussion includes self-funded MBA model, sustainability fund
Mining Latin America
Speakers criticize Canadian complicity in human rights violations
McGill & SSMU to team up on sustainability fund
Non-opt-outable fee to go to referendum in November