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Local activists are opposing a Canadian National Rail (CNR) lawsuit against three Mohawk nation activists from the Tyendinaga territory involved in the blockades of two… Read More »CNR-Mohawk lawsuit

International students expect less accessible space

Montreal conference criticized international intervention in Haitian hurricane relief

Working without a contract for two years, police union uses camo pants in a new phase of pressure tactics

U.S. war resister can stay in Canada for now Iraq war resister Jeremy Hinzman and his family were granted a last-ditch reprieve from their scheduled… Read More »News brief: U.S. war resister can stay in Canada for now

The Daily gives you a rundown on the five Post-Graduate Student Society

Theatre groups face flawed booking systems and steep prices to perform

Federal solicitation laws endanger and isolate sex workers, activists say

Montreal’s new organic waste pickup plan would cut down on the volume of garbage winding up in landfills

David Sommers Rovins, an independent candidate running in the riding of Westmount–Ville-Marie in the upcoming federal election, butted heads with the McGill administration this week… Read More »McGill pushes independent politician off campus

Yapping Out Loud: Contagious Thoughts from an Unrepentant Whore Tuesday, September 30, 7:30 p.m. Lev Bukhman Room, Shatner building, 3480 McTavish A screening will show… Read More »What’s the haps

Publishers still reluctant to grant digital distribution rights to company that negotiates copyright

But 23,000 Montreal families are still on the waiting list

Commission confronts memories haunting former Indian Residential School students

SSMU has proposed to redirect poorly invested private funding required under Quebec’s one per cent training investment program to McGill coffers. As stipulated by Emploi-Québec,… Read More »SSMU wants to snatch corporate employee training funds