Last month, the Fédération des associations de familles monoparentales et recomposées du Québec (FAFMRQ) filed a class action lawsuit against the provincial government on behalf… Read More »Quebec bursary deductions spur lawsuit
The Daily’s Ian Beattie challenges the paper’s response to opponents of pro-life groups
Police struggle to contain violent fallout of drug trade
Daily columnist pontificates on his thirst for bloodsport
An information session for a new initiative to improve ties between students and residents of the Milton-Parc neighbourhood was held in the Notre Dame Church… Read More »SSMU and Milton-Parc work together
A truncated version of this article appeared in the March 18 issue of The Daily. Accommodation is a word with baggage in Quebec. In 2007,… Read More »Muslim women don’t need saving from themselves
A Montrealer discusses weed distribution by bike
Unravelling the complications of growing medical marijuana
International conflicts spill into Canada via illicit trade
A recovering heroin addict talks about Narcotics Anonymous and life in recovery
Susceptibility to addiction depends on your environment
Activists say police disproportionately target poor youth of colour
Valuable crop would be used to produce medicinal drugs
Californian “technology pioneer” Proteus Biomedical is designing one millimetre-squared computer chips that, when ingested with drugs, will monitor the body’s response to the drugs, relaying… Read More »Earth on tickertape
The American Senate Judiciary Committee weakened the mandatory minimum sentencing laws for cocaine last week. Mandatory minimum sentence laws are legislative enactments that force judges… Read More »End unbalanced drug penalties and enforcement