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History of Policing
Eloïse Albaret • November 26, 2018
This feature aims to explain various aspects of the police. It discusses the history of the police and the current situation in order to better explore alternatives to policing. NAVIGATION HISTORY – Pre-Colonial · Settler // NOW – Contemporary Issues · Policing in… Read More
Students Demand Compensation
Genevieve Vande Wiele Nobert • November 26, 2018
Protest and Strike Against Unpaid Internships Read More
Prisons, Profit, Power Abuse
Nellia Halimi • November 26, 2018
The Capitalist Agenda and Exploitative Prison Labour Read More
Anti-Indigenous Policing
Yasna Khademian • November 26, 2018
A Review of Two Worlds Colliding Read More
Iranian Feminist Voices
Yasna Khademian • November 19, 2018
Reclaiming Narratives Through Taklif: Ideas of Femininity Read More
ASN: Apathetic, Stale, Neoliberal
Nadia El-Sherif • November 19, 2018
In Response to the Interview with the Arab Student Network Read More
Racism and Responsibility
Anonymous • November 19, 2018
The Perpetuation of White Supremacy by Persian Nationalism Read More
McGill Alumna Arrested in Iran
Claire Grenier • November 19, 2018
Environmentalist Niloufar Bayani Remains Detained Read More
Jewish Antifa Rally
A Khalid • November 19, 2018
Activists Mark 80th Anniversary of the Kristallnacht Read More
Vivek Shraya: “I’m Coming for Everyone, Including Me”
Arno Pedram • November 12, 2018
Vivek Shraya in conversation with Malek Yalaoui Read More
How Bolsonaro Rose to Power
Sian Lathrop • November 12, 2018
Roundtable Discusses Brazil’s Political Climate Read More
The Problem with Blockbusters
Nellia Halimi • November 12, 2018
Why There Can Be No Effective Representation Under Capitalism Read More
I Am a Witness to Genocide
Phoebe Fisher • November 12, 2018
The Quebec Premiere of "I Am Rohingya: A Genocide in Four Acts" Read More
Nicholas Gibbs Vigil: “The Police Cannot Be Trusted”
A Khalid • November 9, 2018
cw: police violence, death, anti-black racism On November 4, family and friends of Nicholas Gibbs, as well as members of the public, gathered in Trenholme Park to honour his life. Approximately 150 people attended the vigil. The Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG) park was a block away from where… Read More
SSMU Fall 2018 Referendum Endorsements
admin • November 9, 2018
Creation of an Anti-Violence Fee Levy – YES The McGill Daily editorial board endorses a “yes” vote for the creation of an Anti-Violence Fee Levy (AVFL). The AVFL will be an opt-outable charge of $0.45 per undergraduate student per semester. The fee will be used to… Read More
