Bias in Birth Control
Bodies with Uteruses are Burdened Unequally
Sinthusha Kandiah - Media Credits
Hostile Architecture
Mediating Bodies in the Metro
“It’s time to change this, too.”
Review of Wage Slaves
Labour, Body, & Care in Media
Recommendations from the Daily
Letter to the Editorial Board: November 25
The letters that appear in our letters section do not necessarily represent the opinions of the Daily’s editorial board. The Daily’s Letters Policy can also… Read More »Letter to the Editorial Board: November 25
Indigenous Realities
Tayka Raymond Calls on Participants to “Decolonize Your Mind”
Bolivian Democracy Under Attack
A Far-Right Coup, Cheered on by the U.S. and Canada, Threatens Indigenous Bolivians
On “Femmes, Mes Sœurs”
Nadine St-Louis Talks “Healing Trauma Through Art”
AUS Councillors Raise Concerns Regarding Hillel Trips
Last 15 Minutes of Council Reserved for Discussion
New Shelter in Cabot Square
14 Have Died Since Former Shelter Forced To Relocate
Poll Party
Just Because It’s Terrible Doesn’t Mean It’s Bad
McGill vs. Western Lacrosse Semi-Final
The weekend of November 8, McGill University had the opportunity to host the 35th annual Baggataway Cup. The Baggataway (or “Bag”) Cup pits three of the… Read More »McGill vs. Western Lacrosse Semi-Final
Do No Harm, Take No Trips
Global Medical Training (GMT) and Medicine, Education, and Development for Low Income Families Everywhere (MEDLIFE) are groups at McGill that allow students interested in medical… Read More »Do No Harm, Take No Trips
A History of Colonial Lacrosse
The Baggataway Cup, held at McGill’s Molson Stadium this weekend, marked the end of the McGill men’s varsity lacrosse season. While the championship garnered a recap,… Read More »A History of Colonial Lacrosse
Loyle Carner is Letting You In
Review of Not Waving, But Drowning