Immigration program holds workers captive
McGill study finds immigrant domestic workers deprived of basic employment rights
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Letters: Jabs at Honours Poli Sci., Obamadness, and Tadamon!
Criticism in three parts Two weeks ago the Quebec government announced that it would make all new immigrants sign a pledge saying they agree with… Read More »Letters: Jabs at Honours Poli Sci., Obamadness, and Tadamon!
A dark chapter, revisited
Two weeks ago, a member of Antifa Montreal – a branch of an international anti-fascist movement – was attacked by a group of neo-Nazis after… Read More »A dark chapter, revisited
Montreal poster art absent on campus
SSMU website offers ad space
Small world
Kian Slobodin remembers her upbringing on rural Denman Island, and worries about the future of such tiny, eclectic communities
Deconstructing the culture of cars
Objects in mirror are more complicated than they appear
Q*uestioning media
Editorial
Culture Briefs
Kind of blue I urge you to walk up the narrow staircase to MainLine Theatre, waltz into the low-key, homey sitting area, and order a… Read More »Culture Briefs
Moustache revival
November takes on a hairy challenge, for a good cause of course
Code orange
In light of the NDP’s recent sweep of northern Ontario in the federal elections, Joël Pedneault takes a look at the socio-economic concerns that affect the region’s voters
Obama has resurrected America
Hyde Park
Overlapping epidemics ignored: Zulu
Winstone Zulu is one of the world’s leading HIV/AIDS activists. A native of Zambia, Zulu was diagnosed with HIV in 1990. After a period of… Read More »Overlapping epidemics ignored: Zulu
Erratum
In the November 10 article “McGill lacks First Nations studies program,” The Daily incorrectly stated that Professor Michael Doxtater said Chancellor Dick Pound’s comments about… Read More »Erratum
Letters: Medication, Masi, and the UN
Don’t belittle medication Re: “McGill Mental Heath cleans up” | News | Nov. 10 I take issue with Dr. Robert Franck’s comments regarding scaling back… Read More »Letters: Medication, Masi, and the UN