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CAQ’s Immigration Reforms are Xenophobic
Culture • November 11, 2019
Since the most recent provincial election in fall 2018, Premier François Legault’s right-wing party – the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) – has continued to perpetuate racism and xenophobia. The party’s campaign promise of public secularism resulted in the passing of Law 21, a thinly veiled attempt at erasing… Read More
Queerlesque in the Spotlight
Emily Black • November 6, 2019
"The U-Haul is waiting, queen! Get in!" Read More
It’s Time for Indigenous Autonomy
Benjamin Kinsella • November 5, 2019
An Indigenous Equity Fund is the Best Way Forward in Order to Protect Indigenous Student Organizations From SSMU's Domineering Nature Read More
Jirousek Talks SSMU Response
Alex Karasick • November 5, 2019
Timeline of Events, Student Reactions, and Future Plans Read More
“What is it Like in the Inside?”
Abigail Popple • November 5, 2019
2SLGBTQIA+ Medical Professionals Discuss Read More
Sensitive Coverage, Accessible Support
Commentary • November 4, 2019
Founded by a member of St. Stephen’s Anglican Church in 1988, Open Door is a local shelter in Montreal that offers counselling along with referrals for both “mental health and drug addiction counsellors,” as well as “literacy training, bathroom and shower facilities, and employment assistance.” In December 2018,… Read More
Standing with First Nations Youth
Yasna Khademian • October 29, 2019
A Protest in Solidarity Read More
Tenth Annual Vigil Held For Victims Of Police Violence
Emily Black • October 29, 2019
Family Members and Activists Speak on Police Violence Read More
To the Countless People Who Were Not Counted
Culture • October 28, 2019
Erdoğan's Victims in Northern Syria Deserve Justice Read More
Hey Siri, Make Me a Sandwich
Kate Ellis • October 28, 2019
Sexism and the Gendering of Virtual Assistants Read More
Banking on Our Bellies
Midnight Kitchen Collective • October 28, 2019
Midnight Kitchen and the Battle for Food Security Read More
Vote in Solidarity with Indigenous Concerns
Culture • October 21, 2019
With the Canadian federal election occurring on October 21, it is important to take note of the way different parties are addressing the concerns of Indigenous peoples. Tara Williamson, a researcher and consultant at the Yellowhead Institute – a First Nation-led research centre based at Ryerson University in… Read More
Pinkwashing in Israel
Willa Holt • October 21, 2019
SPHR Holds Workshop for Queer History Month Read More
Federal Elections Primer
Culture • October 8, 2019
The McGill Daily has compiled a primer to educate Daily readers on the stances of the four major parties prior to the federal election on October 21, 2019. This list is not exhaustive – we have selected issues that we believe are important to students, but encourage people to do… Read More
