Climate Change: Where Does Canada Stand?
Trudeau’s re-election is concerning for the environment, so what are the solutions?
Veranika Krauchanka - Media Credits
September 23 SSMU Council Meeting Debates Community Concerns
Truth and Reconciliation, New Vic discussed
University Vaccine Mandates: Looking Beyond the Headlines
Panel discusses the legal and ethical implications of a vaccine mandate
From Montero Lamar Hill to Lil Nas X: ‘Montero’ Reveals the Man Behind the Artist
Lil Nas X’s new album is a musically complex diary entry
#Uprootthesystem
Protesters demand climate action in Montreal
“Reflection Is Not Enough”
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is only a start
Infectious Diseases During COVID-19
Since the initial outbreaks of COVID-19, the majority of Canadian medical personnel have been focused on tackling testing, contact tracing, and treatment related to the… Read More »Infectious Diseases During COVID-19
Counter-Narrating Technology
Claire L. Evans on “Broad Band: The Untold Story of the Women Who Made the Internet”
Bridging the Digital Divide
How libraries create technological equity
10th Annual Indigenous Awareness Weeks Held Online
Indigenous performers and speakers reflect on colonialism, sustainability
Laval’s LVL UP Festival Cancelled Due to “Security Concerns”
Experts say cancellation is indicative of anti-Black racism in the province
Reproductive Healthcare has a Long Way to Go in Canada
Financial accessibility remains a barrier
Bill 96 Perpetuates Linguistic Colonialism
The law would further erase Indigenous languages and limit healthcare and legal access
Sexism and Silence in SSMU
Gender-based discrimination goes unchecked and creates a toxic environment, sources say
Checking in with AGSEM
Earlier this year, the Daily reported on issues members of the Association of Graduate Students Employed at McGill (AGSEM) were experiencing with Workday, the HR… Read More »Checking in with AGSEM