The Erosion of Official Bilingualism
The potential consequences of Bill C-13
Lillian Fradin - Media Credits
SSMU Executive Endorsements 2023–24
The following encompasses The McGill Daily’s endorsements for the SSMU 2023–24 Executive Committee.
Winter 2023 Referendum Questions
The McGill Daily editorial board has compiled our endorsements for the Winter 2023 referendum questions.
“If You Want to Go Far, Go Together.”
An interview with Balarama Holness on his recently published memoir, “Eyes on the Horizon”
Letter: The Latest Sustainability Report Released by the Board of Governors Shows Need for a Democratic University
In December 2022, the Board of Governors (BoG) held a meeting about their latest report on “socially responsible investing.” It detailed how the Board succeeded… Read More »Letter: The Latest Sustainability Report Released by the Board of Governors Shows Need for a Democratic University
Hollywood Fears Horny Women in Horror
An analysis of X, Pearl, and the snubbing of Mia Goth
McGill Revokes Turpel-Lafond’s Honorary Degree
“Stealing from Indigenous people should carry consequences,” says IWC
Food Access on Macdonald Campus
Students say they lack adequate food options
ECOLE Project at McGill
Sustainability and community find a home on University Street
Care and Dignity for Asylum-Seekers
Closing Roxham Road is not a solution, Legault
Celebrating Black Excellence and Achievement
The Importance of Black Joy
More Policing Does Not Address the Rise of Violent Crime in Canada
Band-aid solutions don’t protect our communities
Odysseus: Hero, Trickster, or Colonizer?
The McGill Classics Play has been giving Montreal university students a unique educational experience since 2011. It aims to foster cultural exchanges within the Montreal… Read More »Odysseus: Hero, Trickster, or Colonizer?
The 2023 MASS Africa Speaks Conference
An interactive and educational opportunity to learn about the importance of African languages
“I Am Just Looking for Justice”
Justice for Nicous Action Committee demands that over-policing of Black communities stop