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No More Platitudes: First Nations Demand Action from QC Parties
On September 9, Ghislain Picard, the Chief of the Association for First Nations of Quebec and Labrador (AFNQL), addressed a letter to the leaders of each… Read More »No More Platitudes: First Nations Demand Action from QC Parties
STM Workers Deserve Job Security, Not “Flexibility”
On August 16, the labour union representing 4,500 Société de transport de Montréal (STM) workers voted in favour of a strike lasting from August 18… Read More »STM Workers Deserve Job Security, Not “Flexibility”
50 Shades of White
McGill’s Student “Diversity” is Rooted in Colonialism
Black is the Warmest Colour
Celebrating Queer Women of Colour in the Media
Rest in Power, Nicholas Gibbs
content warning: police brutality, anti-Black racism, death Nicholas Gibbs was a 23-year-old father of four and a resident of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. His family described him as… Read More »Rest in Power, Nicholas Gibbs
Navigating Call-Out Culture
Queer Culture has Evolved, Not Lost its Edge
How Long is Enough?
The comebacks of abusers in the age of #MeToo
Strike down John A. MacDonald
In an online statement released August 8, 2018, Victoria, B.C. mayor Lisa Helps pledged to remove the statue of Canada’s first Prime Minister John A.… Read More »Strike down John A. MacDonald
Not Your Oriental Fantasy
Navigating racial exotification on campus
Letter to the McGill administration regarding accessibility at Thomson House
Signs on public buildings are intended to designate all accessible entrances for persons with disabilities. At Thomson House, the official graduate student space of the… Read More »Letter to the McGill administration regarding accessibility at Thomson House
Quebec just sold out its international students
The Quebec government deregulated international tuition. McGill must keep education affordable for all.
We have always known about McGill’s predatory professors
Student testimonies confirm decades old warning system between peers
Journalists have a responsibility to critique police brutality
content warning: Police brutality, violence, abuse On March 15, 200 to 300 people gathered in the streets of Montreal for the annual anti-police brutality march.… Read More »Journalists have a responsibility to critique police brutality
Letters to the editors
Another year, another Daily. This one was eventful, however, with a referendum that could’ve changed the landscape of campus press and the forced uprooting of… Read More »Letters to the editors