Don’t be surprised if you hear Inuit throat singers on your way to class tomorrow. The First Peoples’ House (FPH) began holding annual pow-wows in… Read More »Pow-wow reaches out to first nations high school students
Tension between administration, execs, and workers strains negotiations
A new CTV documentary discusses the downfall of common decency
Head & Hands clinic offers an alternative philosophy on health care
Human rights conference at the games empowers LGBT individuals to confront discrimination in their home countries
With so many of us coming to university straight from the nest where our darling parents cook every meal or order us Chinese food with… Read More »Friends with food: How to impress your roommates
“Unclassifiable” at the Darling Foundry shakes up conventional movie viewing expectations
The Coen brothers strike again
McGill grad starts his own big city beerfest
Concordia University recently banned Facebook on campus computers with wired connections, citing security concerns including spam, viruses, phishing (soliciting confidential information under false pretenses), and… Read More »Editorial: Another ban that shouldn’t be
Oooo! brings slapstick satire to the Third Reich
Daniel Lametti steps behind the counter at Montreal’s Compassion Club – a medical marijuana dispensary operating on the fringes of Canadian law
Celebrating Simone de Beauvoir’s 100th at the Festival international de la littérature
The Daily had a chat with Montrealer John Curtin, a journalist with 17 documentaries to his name, about his latest work, To Hell With Manners.
Smelling pee vs. saving the environment Re: “McGill takes first steps in male washrooms toward a sustainable campus” | News | Sept. 15, 2008 It… Read More »Letters: Piss, tuition, and the many faces of Manosij