Demystifying Montreal’s blogosphere
The Daily’s Leah Pires opens the gates to our city’s cultural hotspots on the web
The Daily’s Leah Pires opens the gates to our city’s cultural hotspots on the web
Hundreds lined up outside of Concordia University’s Henry F. Hall Building Thursday night to see Rev. Al Sharpton speak on the U.S. presidential election cycle,… Read More »Al Sharpton weighs in on U.S. election
This week, McGill undergraduates will vote on whether to keep The McGill Daily and Le Délit around. To be clear, this is not a referendum… Read More »Vote yes to save The Daily
Fokus on student filmmaking With the post-Oscar buzz fading to a drone and end-of-year blockbusters outstaying their welcome in corporate theatres, TVMcGill’s upcoming Fokus Film… Read More »Culture Briefs
Scottish trangressional novelist Irvine Welsh serves up another round of literary debauchery in five installments
Public-private partnerships (PPPs) are all the rage these days in Quebec City. Under the auspices of the Quebec Infrastructures Plan launched last Fall, the current… Read More »Seizing Solitude: The public-private problem
Volcanoes inspire scientists in warming battle
Each year, The Daily interviews the crop of SSMU candidates for your reading pleasure. We ask each candidate for each position the same questions, and… Read More »2008-2009 SSMU Elections
SSMU Council endorses Yes vote on Daily survival SSMU councillors unanimously approved a motion endorsing the Daily Publications Society (DPS) in its upcoming referendum at… Read More »News Briefs
Susan Jacoby’s book The Age of American Unreason is a pleasant combination of ornery traditionalism and vicious invective. She takes up the mantle of what… Read More »Hand to Mouth: Susan Jacoby and The Age of Unreason
In the article “Nuit Blanche hits Shatner tonight”, (News, March 6) The Daily implied that the Arts Undergraduate Society (AUS) led the organization of Nuit… Read More »Erratum
Vote Yes for acrostics! Re: “Vote Yes for The Daily” | Commentary | March 6, 2008 Daring Awesome Intelligent Legacy Yes!!! Vote YES!!!! Dina Cipin… Read More »Letters: Daily readers weigh in on the referendum and discuss this “blogging” fad
McGill dance troup Mosiaca returns with another colourful experiment in movement, sound, and music
I have recently made a controversial move: I fell in love. And although he is not a Montague, nor I a Capulet, and although neither… Read More »Out of the shtetl and into the world
This pizza recipe was brought over from Italy when my great-grandparents immigrated to Canada in 1915. My great-grandmother taught it to her French-Canadian daughter-in-law (my… Read More »Simply Tasty: The Tombari family secret is pizza