My brother was in southeast Jerusalem when an elderly mother yelled from her window, in Hebrew, “This isn’t a place for you; you should leave.”… Read More »Hyde Park: Raising a finger to both sides of the fence
Money lost, bookkeeper sued, recall petition thwarted, fingers pointed
Speaker urges recognition of aboriginal influence on Canadian law
In some ways, the budget process was heartening; the threat of a coalition forced the Conservatives to deliver a centrist budget, which – though woefully… Read More »Hyde Park: Budget recklessly neglects foreign aid
Stephen Harper needs a makeover, fast. Since last October’s federal election, things have been going from bad to worse for our Prime Minister. His public… Read More »Extreme makeover: greening the PM
A 2007 policy change in Harper’s Department of Foreign Affairs has endangered Canadians facing capital punishment abroad
McGill professors support call for Israeli boycott
Debate over the Middle East has filled these pages since the Israeli offensive in Gaza began over a month ago. Below, two students debate the roots and utility of an economic boycott of Israel.
A look into the heteronormative values of public space
On a recent girls’ weekend, a friend of mine handed me what she promised would become my Bible. She entrusted me with a copy of… Read More »The problem with following The Rules
Funding cuts come after long struggle to secure a home
Part II of The Daily’s guide to absurd financial realities
Montreal’s biggest sex trade show aims to celebrate the nasty-nasty
Does fanaticism toward one beer mean it is truly worthy of merit?
Gilad Ben-Shach did make a good point in his January 22 article “Applying some logic to conflict terminology,” when he said, “I hope The Daily… Read More »Hyde Park: You call that proof?