Quebec schools get failing grade: former premier
English schools faring better than French schools for graduation rates
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SSMU wants to snatch corporate employee training funds
SSMU has proposed to redirect poorly invested private funding required under Quebec’s one per cent training investment program to McGill coffers. As stipulated by Emploi-Québec,… Read More »SSMU wants to snatch corporate employee training funds
Watch out Hogwarts, here comes McGill
You can find them on lower field, practicing hard. They warm-up, choose sides, and start a scrimmage. They could be any ol’ sports team, except… Read More »Watch out Hogwarts, here comes McGill
Colonel Sanders hosts PETA wedding
Vegans tie the knot at KFC to promote new meatless sandwich in Toronto
Drug cocktail wings its way to Rwanda
Canadian medicine to fight HIV/AIDS left for Rwanda yesterday, reviving criticism of the complex federal legislation that allows generic producers to export patented, life-saving drugs… Read More »Drug cocktail wings its way to Rwanda
$25-billion ÷ 20 years
Liberal postsecondary platform is “greatest investment in recent history,” student groups say
Gone in 60 Seconds
The M60 Film Festival: legitimizing short media, one minute at a time
Evolution simulation gets the facts wrong
And intelligent Design gets a little boost
Election 2008: Conservative drug bill shelved during elections
Critics worry that Bill C-26 will target young marijuana users
Canadian citizen still stranded in Sudan
Abdelrazik missed flight to Toronto because government failed to produce necessary travel documents
Quebec deregulates international tuition
Only six faculties affected
Brief interviews with recently deceased men
Remembering David Foster Wallace
Beginning to blossom
Eco-minded bakery settles into its new location
Fraught laptop project takes aim at digital divide and poverty
Project brings Internet access to children in the developing world
Editorial: We like AMUSE, with qualifications
The Daily is pro-union, and pro-student initiatives that recognize flawed systems and seek to fix them. But we’re holding back on the praise for AMUSE,… Read More »Editorial: We like AMUSE, with qualifications