McGill exam schedule in limbo
Provincial election may displace exams on December 8
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Pro-Obama students pack into Gerts for election coverage
Over 300 people packed into Gert’s bar Tuesday night to watch the U.S. Presidential Election, as many students struggled to find seats in view of… Read More »Pro-Obama students pack into Gerts for election coverage
The Daily interviews Amy Goodman
Award-winning journalist Amy Goodman, host of the daily grassroots radio/TV news hour Democracy Now!, will speak at McGill Friday, three days after the U.S. election.… Read More »The Daily interviews Amy Goodman
St. Laurent goes wireless
Development group plugs the Main in
Senate steps up to the plate
Senate votes to suspend administration’s travel directive and pushes for consultation, postdocs question lack of information on stipend tax
Financial missteps squeeze SUS groups
Executives blame backlogged tax payments, forgotten bills for funding shortage
First Nations’ rights violated by Canada’s refusal to ratify UN treaty
Harper must recognize Indigenous rights as human rights, Manuel
Google maps Montreal public transit
Site offers schedules and route planning
McGill professors respond to Obama victory
Harold Waller Political science professor with research interests in U.S. budgeting process and American politics The McGill Daily: Do you think America has swung to… Read More »McGill professors respond to Obama victory
Culture Shock 2008: Charkaoui condemns racist immigration laws
The growing trend in national security to inflict high consequences with low legal standards is extremely disturbing, said members of the Coalition Justice for Adil… Read More »Culture Shock 2008: Charkaoui condemns racist immigration laws
Leacock staff suffer sick building syndrome
Employees move out of sixth floor complaining of chest pains, numbness, and vomiting; two remain out of work
What’s the haps
Music For Change Monday, November 3, 7:30 p.m. Petit Cafe Campus, 57 Prince Arthur E. Groove to Tara Hall, Soulstice and Francois Graham from Surface… Read More »What’s the haps
U.S. presidential election excludes felons
As a result of outdated state laws, incarcerated and released felons don’t vote
Culture Shock 2008: Quebec central in history of alt media
To kick-off CKUT’s Media Democracy Days last week, writer, radio host, and McGill alumna Anna Leventhal presented a history of the rise of alternative media… Read More »Culture Shock 2008: Quebec central in history of alt media
Culture Shock 2008: Migrant worker exposes farm exploitation
Canada’s 20,000 foreign migrant workers’ rights were highlighted Tuesday as part of QPIRG’s Culture Shock week, exposing some of the exploitation that local agriculture workers… Read More »Culture Shock 2008: Migrant worker exposes farm exploitation