Last Wednesday, Mayor Gérald Tremblay cancelled the City’s $355 million water meter contract with the private consortium GÉNIeau. This move comes after a recommendation made… Read More »Tremblay cancels Water Meter contract
MIT prof says technology is bringing us closer to an answer
Re: “Students at 13 unions petition to leave CFS” | News | September 21
Montreal’s southern borough of Verdun has become the first municipality in Quebec to implement a public composting program. At a press conference last Monday, Verdun… Read More »Verdun acquires first industrial composter
Re: “Students at 13 unions petition to leave CFS” | News | September 21
PM’s politically flexible and the opposition lacks credibility
The Daily’s Niko Block investigates First Nations non-violent resistance in Akwesasne
Often rated the best university in the country based on its academic excellence, McGill has the opportunity on September 29 to build its reputation for… Read More »To be or not to be: composting on campus
Polytechnique professor condemns taser lethality, inconsistent performance
Quebec-wide festival provides free weekend pass to arts and entertainment
Projects target popuation hit hardest by HIV: men who sleep with men
No significant cuts to TAs this year
Being on campus on car free day was relaxing and quiet. I don’t quite understand the problem with making campus car-free immediately – why do… Read More »Do it now!!
Landmark case prosecuted in Montreal under new Canadian law
Re: “The dregs of orientation” | Features | September 21
