Hear My Story: an Interview with the Crew of ‘The Porter’
How CBC’s ‘The Porter’ is reclaiming Black narratives in Canadian history
Max Halparin - Media Credits
McGill Cuts Work Study Contracts Short
Student Navigators to be paid $5 less per hour
Winter 2022 Referendum Questions
The McGill Daily editorial board has compiled our endorsements for the Winter 2022 referendum questions.
SSMU Executive Endorsements 2022-2023
The following encompasses The McGill Daily’s endorsements for the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) 2022-2023 Executive Committee.
February 16 Senate Meeting
Royal Vic Project, COVID-19 policies, and ombudsperson discussed
Reconstructing Memory and Reinventing Home
A review of ‘The Hand Of God’
Quad Craze Spells Figure Skating’s Decline
The jumps are not always clean, and neither is the sport
‘PEN15’ is an Ode to Teenage Awkwardness
Why the show’s newest installment may be its best one yet
“Contain COVID, Not People”
Inhumane conditions at Leclerc prison are more than a COVID-19 problem
Racism and Worker Oppression Run Rampant in SSMU
An anonymous director speaks out
Montreal’s Chinatown: What Does It Mean to Say That “The Work Isn’t Over”?
Heritage designation is really small, and the government must reflect on what to do next.
SSMU President Darshan Daryanani Makes Long-Awaited Return
President plans to assume roles and duties “immediately”
From Mycophobia to Mycophilia
A fungi-de to Mushrooms
Symbolic Action Doesn’t Address Canada’s Islamophobia
January 29 marked the fifth anniversary of the 2017 Quebec City Mosque shooting, when an armed white nationalist killed six Muslim men – Ibrahima Barry,… Read More »Symbolic Action Doesn’t Address Canada’s Islamophobia
McGill Unions Demand Better From the Administration
Negotiations between the university and unions representing essential workers continue