Plateau bans billboards
Seven weeks after banning the construction of new billboards in the borough of Plateau-Mont-Royal, the neighbourhood’s council voted to pull down all 45 remaining billboards.… Read More »Plateau bans billboards
Seven weeks after banning the construction of new billboards in the borough of Plateau-Mont-Royal, the neighbourhood’s council voted to pull down all 45 remaining billboards.… Read More »Plateau bans billboards
Quebec has a way of valorizing its artists not found elsewhere in Canada, and its poets are no exception. They come with their own mythologies.… Read More »Making Nelligan Fantone-abulous
Over the past week, students have reacted with anger and frustration to the unilateral decision by the administration to shut down one of the best-loved… Read More »We are all architecture students now
New trash composters raise the ire of Wong Building staff members
McGill starts a new, free, exercise class for Freshmen
Concordia Eats 2010 provides a delicious forum for food activism and education
Principal Heather Munroe-Blum gave a presentation earlier today to the National Assembly’s Commission de la culture et de l’education, presenting the case for increased provincial… Read More »Monroe-Blum makes case for increased tuition in Quebec City
Part one of a four-part series: deficit to be eliminated by end of fiscal year
Third hotel in seven years costs McGill over 10 million dollars
If you’ve just snagged a copy of this rag hot off the presses, there’s a chance you’re new to McGill. If frosh hasn’t worn you… Read More »The best damn paper in Havana North
Administration stresses pedestrian safety
There is something decisively anarchic about bikes. It’s not just the tattoos and the tank-tops and bandanas that I’m talking about: bikers ignore just about… Read More »Bikes deserve a place on campus
Your friendly neighbourhood Commentary editor on opinions and being broke at McGill
Abandoned Tribal theme leads to questions of Frosh reform
SSMU and PGSS release joint statement with Concordia groups condemning government’s decision