SEDE prepares for Community Engagement Day
Organizers strive to move beyond the “McGill bubble”
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SSMU Council holds first meeting of the year
Guest speakers discuss finances
Hurricane Irma ravages the Caribbean
Beginning on Wednesday, September 6, Hurricane Irma wreaked a path of devastation across the Caribbean. As of Friday evening, the storm’s death toll stood at… Read More »Hurricane Irma ravages the Caribbean
Brazil launches investigation into murders of Indigenous people
Brazilian federal prosecutors launched an investigation this week into the reported murders of ten Indigenous people by miners in the country’s remote Javari Valley. The… Read More »Brazil launches investigation into murders of Indigenous people
QPIRG and SSMU at odds over potential cuts to programming funds
Anti-racist initiatives at risk due to SSMU budget changes
Rally takes on “climate crime”
Investing in fossil fuels unethical and unsustainable, say protesters
International news briefs: September 11-15
Violence escalates in Myanmar and Yemen
International news briefs: September 4-8
The NDP leadership race, flooding in South Asia, and Indigenous resistance from Peru to Palestine
Montreal stands with Charlottesville
Local activists protest white supremacy following Saturday’s terrorist attack in Virginia
Solidarity rally held for asylum seekers
“Refugees welcome!” chants crowd at Olympic stadium
Protesting 150 years of colonialism
Anti-Canada picnic offers an alternative to Canada day celebrations
Convicted rapist living in Milton-Parc
Michael Giroux, the “High Park rapist,” residing in student neighbourhood following release
Hundreds protest capitalism on May Day
One arrest, several injuries after violent altercation with police
SSMU forum addresses gendered and sexual violence
Formulating a pro-survivor approach to a systemic problem
Pregnant Concordia student stuck in Gaza
#BringBissanHome campaign calls on Canadian government to secure exit visa for Bissan Eid