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Goulish delight
Dress up your cookies for Halloween!
Rape isn’t funny
The Daily’s Amelia Schonbek tackles the notion that a song is just a song
Make-up cover-up
Ever heard of Ahava? It’s a cosmetics company that specializes in skin care products. Cosmetics companies often stir up enough controversy on their own, through… Read More »Make-up cover-up
The affair of the water meters
The first shock of this election season was long in coming. On September 23, Mayor Gérald Tremblay cancelled a contract between the City and the… Read More »The affair of the water meters
Cutting out the middleman
Canadian writer Andrew Smith chronicles his efforts at self-publishing
Birth certificates: a gendering apparatus
The state imposes unfair requirements on trans citizens
Mendelson misunderstands free expression
T he discussion we’ve seen so far regarding the “Echoes of the Holocaust” event needs some clarification. In particular, I’d like to examine Morton Mendelson’s… Read More »Mendelson misunderstands free expression
African NGOs aren’t so bad
Volunteer groups do legitimate, necessary work
No One is Illegal protests Kenney at McGill
Conservative McGill invites immigration minister to speak
Opposition leader resigns, accused of shady fundraising
It’s been a rough couple of weeks for Ville-Marie borough mayor Benoit Labonté. Two weeks ago, reports surfaced that he had accepted over $100,000 from… Read More »Opposition leader resigns, accused of shady fundraising
Mafia runs road construction
On the night of October 15, Radio-Canada aired its investigative radio program Enquête, in which whistleblower François Beaudry – a former senior engineer at the… Read More »Mafia runs road construction
Freedom of expression is integral to education
Freedom to express a wide range of ideas – a privilege of our democracy – is essential in a modern university. Sharing ideas is indispensible… Read More »Freedom of expression is integral to education
Recycling is a gateway drug
Alison Withers explores how it’s the first dose when it comes to campus sustainability
Montreal corruption: a primer
The atmosphere surrounding the approaching November 1 election has quickly soured in recent weeks as numerous corruption scandals have come to light. Recent news reports… Read More »Montreal corruption: a primer