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Family demo declared illegal
A family demonstration of approximately 100 protesters marched through downtown Montreal on Sunday, despite Parti Québécois (PQ) leader Pauline Marois’ promise to repeal the proposed… Read More »Family demo declared illegal
Occupy Montreal reunites in St. Henri
Activists discuss Turcot, education
“Professor-generated” papers for sale
Essay-writing service attracts desperate students
Students and activists meet to discuss future of student movement
PQ summit on higher education a main topic of concern
Quebec immigrants face uncertain future
Controversial bill criticized for human rights violations
Decolonization and anti-oppression workshop tour hits Montreal
Tami Starlight urges people to “unpack their privilege”
The McGill Daily and CKUT chat with former Dean of Students
Jane Everett discusses security, disciplinary hearings
City of Montreal presents Three-Year Capital Plan
Focus on maintenance and renovation of infrastructure
Twenty hotels remain in negotiation
Management claims workers are on strike, not lockout
SSMU responds to Quebec elections
Concerns raised about Bill 101 and student diversity
News Brief: AHCS-GSA votes to end strike
A motion to end the Art History and Communications Studies Graduate Student Association (AHCS-GSA) strike passed unanimously last Tuesday at a General Assembly held in… Read More »News Brief: AHCS-GSA votes to end strike
Canada-Iran tensions boil over
McGill students hit by embassy closure
PGSS talks provincial elections, strike, and academic year
Members call for student striker amnesty
News Brief: McGill considers tuition reimbursement
McGill University announced yesterday that it would not reimburse any change in tuition fees until it receives an official directive from the new government. The… Read More »News Brief: McGill considers tuition reimbursement