Insurance: what is it good for?
Absolutely nothing
Sections
Protecting our most vulnerable workers
The New York state Senate is currently trying to pass a Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights. Though parties within the legislature have stalled it from… Read More »Protecting our most vulnerable workers
Dancing out of Africa
Over the past month, Montréal, arts interculturels (MAI) has highlighted the work of contemporary African choreographers working in Canada through an ongoing series of new… Read More »Dancing out of Africa
Half-assed anarchy
Re: “Giving hegemony a red card” | Sports | September 14
Underground City at Risk of Falling Down
City Hall is pushing for more stringent regulation of Montreal’s underground structures, and has demanded that the proprietors of Square Victoria, Place Bonaventure, and the… Read More »Underground City at Risk of Falling Down
Nature knows best
Prof talks science that mimics materials found in the natural environment
Back to the basics
Uncovering the joys of uncooked cooking
Your puns are puny
Re: “After 25 years on the bench, The Daily is back in the game” | Commentary | September 14
The joys of short fiction
What short stories did you have to read in high school? “The Dead,” by James Joyce? A couple morbid Roald Dahl pieces that destroyed your… Read More »The joys of short fiction
We have been Miss Represented
Re: Compendium! | September 17
Students at 13 unions petition to leave CFS
Members disenchanted with student fedederation’s transparency and legal methods
McGill receives $103 million from federal stimulus
Quebec Education Minister Michelle Courchesne and Senator David Angus announced last Monday at McGill’s Otto Maass Chemistry Building that the University would be receiving a… Read More »McGill receives $103 million from federal stimulus
Mois de la Photo: Spinning into sight
Luc Courchesne’s Journal panoscopique
Counterpoint: Our DNA is too valuable for the government to own it
In our postmodern world, it is unsurprising that many cling to a few “facts” that science offers in investigating crimes. DNA profiles can help solve… Read More »Counterpoint: Our DNA is too valuable for the government to own it
Face to face with depression
Theatre In Actu’s small-scale production of Sarah Kane’s 4.48 Psychosis