Faculty Olympics a success
SSMU hopes to institutionalize event
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McGill faces fine for MBA tuition increase
University “perplexed and disappointed” by government penalty
Fire in New Rez
Repairs to start in May
Venezuela watches the Arab revolutions
Journalist and Venezuelan expat Francisco Toro shares his perspective
MUNACA and McGill make some progress on contract negotiations
McGill has asked for concessions regarding probationary period, access to bereavement and other leaves, sick calls, and sessional workers
Mass transit is the future of Montreal
Montreal leading the way in transition from private commuting to public transit
Physical focus
A McGill institute’s new approach to ADHD childcare and teaching
On International Women’s Day
Why doesn’t Canada celebrate a national holiday dedicated to women?
Another’s life, what is it worth?
A simple calculation of supply and demand
Citizen initiative calls for open data policy in Montreal
Montréal Ouvert, a citizens’ initiative that aims to promote open access to civic information, is pushing the City of Montreal to implement an open data policy. Jean-Noé Landry, one of four co-founders of Montréal Ouvert, spoke to The Daily about the advantages of implementing such a policy in Montreal.
Online revolution
Online Party of Canada seeks to reshape the political process
CEGEP expenses exposed
FECQ criticizes extravagant travel costs
McGill receives $3 million for research
McGill researchers will receive $3 million from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), which hopes to support practical application of multidisciplinary research
Bill C-389 scores a victory for trans rights
Matthew McLauchlin, co-chair of the NDP federal LGBT committee speaks with The Daily
Newburgh deceived Ivies
SSMU President speaks to The Daily