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Switch to All-You-Care-to-Eat Meal Plan Being Considered
Anna Zavelsky • March 20, 2023
Students express frustration in accessing food in residence cafeterias and declining balance plan Read More
Sex Work Autonomous Committee Holds Decriminalization Rally
Anna Zavelsky • October 17, 2022
Activists speak to how sex workers can be better protected Read More
The Future of Hotel-Dieu
Anna Zavelsky • September 26, 2022
Coalition’s redevelopment project faces a deadlock Read More
Last Year’s Student-Led Activism on Campus
Anna Zavelsky • August 31, 2022
The 2021–2022 academic year saw a range of student-led activism across the McGill campus as students mobilized against an institution historically unreceptive to change. The Fall 2021 semester kicked off with SSMU protesting for more stringent COVID-19 protocols. These included a vaccine mandate as well as an increase… Read More
Bill 2 Amendments Mark a Victory for Trans Rights
Anna Zavelsky • June 15, 2022
Trans Rights activist discusses how the bill will enhance legal recognition for trans and non-binary people living in Quebec Read More
Digging Into Urban Gardening in Montreal
Anna Zavelsky • April 4, 2022
Geneviève Dubé of the Toit Vert Solidaire, a group created by the Milton Parc Green Committee and the Milton Parc Citizens’ Committee, spoke to the Daily about community gardens and urban agriculture initiatives in Montreal. The Toit Vert “was created to create connection between people in the community,… Read More
An Exclusive Interview with Singer-Songwriter Dameer Khan
Anna Zavelsky • March 21, 2022
Dameer discusses the music industry, going indie, and his new single Read More
McGill Cuts Work Study Contracts Short
Anna Zavelsky • March 14, 2022
Student Navigators to be paid $5 less per hour Read More
Making Culture More Accessible
Anna Zavelsky • December 1, 2021
Recommendations for physical accessibility to transportation, virtual and in-person events Read More
Anti-Homeless Architecture on the Rise
Anna Zavelsky • November 22, 2021
Emails reveal that hostile architecture is intentional Read More
Naloxone Saves Lives
Anna Zavelsky • November 8, 2021
Following up on the MNCS Naloxone and Harm Reduction Workshop Read More
Bridging the Digital Divide
Anna Zavelsky • September 27, 2021
How libraries create technological equity Read More
SSMU Releases Financial Report
Anna Zavelsky • March 15, 2021
Union for Gender Empowerment expresses concern over report’s recommendations Read More
MRGHL Holds Panel on the Relationship Between Privacy and Public Health
Anna Zavelsky • January 25, 2021
McGill Research Group on Health and Law panelists discuss data collection, surveillance, and distributive justice Read More
