Question time with the Minister of Immigration
You might know that George Bush is coming to town today – but while you’re in the shoe-throwing mood, there’s someone else you might want… Read More »Question time with the Minister of Immigration
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Burlesque struts its stuff
Montreal’s revival of a centuries-old sexy performance art
General Assembly loses quorum
Students approve motions on employment, energy, pornography before assembly falls apart
PGSS moves to reform CFS in mass proposal
Seven student unions claim CFS is tyrannical and litigious, CFS calls accusations malicious
Gender neutral, but not equal
Human rights lawyer Pearl Eliadis on the legal challenges women still face in Canada
Canadian rivers in peril
World Wildlife Fund report card recommends politicians evaluate hydro-electric policies.
Running out of time on climate change
Every great truth is fought with a great resistance. When we were told that we couldn’t fall off the Earth, we insisted that we could;… Read More »Running out of time on climate change
Dancing all over love
Perhaps Francis Ducharme and Sophie Dales discovered their penchant for the provocative over the course of their work with choreographer Dave St-Pierre. The local actor/dancer… Read More »Dancing all over love
With great power comes great sustainability
CCA-backed municipal lobby group seeks to insert sustainability into urban planning
TAs shall not pay for this crisis
In the past year, McGill released a number of statements about how the financial crisis would affect the University. They were preparing us for what… Read More »TAs shall not pay for this crisis
Mining Latin America
Speakers criticize Canadian complicity in human rights violations
What’s wrong with learning?
Re: “Something’s fishy about IDS internships” | Commentary | October 8
Canada can tell a good poop joke
Torontonian filmmakers score a gross-out hit with You Might As Well Live
Voulez-vous coucher avec moi?
L’art du pick-up français
Reading a new Russia
Contemporary Russian writers forge a new path, while keeping sight of their roots