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In this edition of Excuse the News, we speak to Shaina Agbayani, filmmaker of the film Race at McGill. The film was screened last week as… Read More »Culture Shock: Race at McGill

For our special issue on the environment, we sat down with members from Divest McGill, Organic Campus and ECOLE (Education, Community, Learning and Community) to… Read More »Panel: Environmental groups on campus

In this edition of Excuse the News, we talk to SSMU president Courtney Ayukawa about the fall general assembly. She spoke about the motions and… Read More »SSMU president Courtney Ayukawa on the general assembly

In this edition of Excuse the News, we speak to SSMU equity commissioner, Sula Green about last week’s Consent McGill campaign, which sought to increase… Read More »Fostering consent culture on campus

In this edition of Excuse the News, we talk to Arts Senator Kareem Ibrahim about last week’s SSMU forum regarding the development of military technology… Read More »Interview with Arts Senator Kareem Ibrahim about weapons development research on campus

In this edition of Excuse the News, The Daily sits down with La Maison Kangourou‘s director, Josée Fortin, to speak about the opening of the… Read More »New temporary house for children opens in Montreal

In this edition of Excuse the News, we speak to Ishan Walpola, an organizer of the Conversations on Consciousness conference and the meditations coordinator for the… Read More »Preview of Conversations on Consciousness conference

In this edition of Excuse the News, we sit down Vice President of University Affairs, Claire Stewart-Kanigan about the recent letter that the SSMU posted… Read More »SSMU calls for action on addressing sexual violence on campus

In this edition of Excuse the News we hear sounds from the Occupy Central rally which took place on October 1st in front of the… Read More »Sounds from the Occupy Central rally

In this edition of Excuse the News, we interview Monica van Schaik from the Missing Justice collective from the 9th annual Memorial March for Missing… Read More »Memorial March for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

McGill Students for Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights hosted a panel on BDS. Here are the highlights from the panel, followed by an interview with… Read More »Highlights from the SPHR McGill Panel

In this edition of Excuse the News, Emma Noradounkian talks with Aimee Louw and Gift Tshuma of Accessibilize Montreal about perceptions of accessibility and disability, and how… Read More »Interview with members of Accessibilize Montreal

Interview with Maya Rolbin-Ghanie, a Montreal-based organizer and writer. She is the founder of Missing Justice, a solidarity group which organizes popular education events about… Read More »Preview for Memorial March for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

Pascal Abidor, a doctoral student in Islamic Studies at McGill, was riding an Amtrak train from Montreal to New York in May 2010 when border… Read More »Pascal Abidor talks about border crossings and privacy laws

The Indigenous Access McGill (IAM) program – which provides mentoring and tutoring services to First Nations and Inuit students in the School of Social Work… Read More »Panel: Indigenous Access McGill program