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Ro-dee-NO
Commentary • September 6, 2012
How Engineering Frosh coordinators fell off their horses Read More
Selective secularism
Kaj Huddart • September 6, 2012
The new Parti Québécois (PQ) minority government, elected on Tuesday and led by Pauline Marois, has a specific vision for the development of culture in Quebec. Canadian media have frequently accused the Premier of engaging in “identity politics,” or ethnically-charged populism. Marois has indeed led a campaign that appealed almost… Read More
Demonstrators gather to protest Bill 101
Annie Shiel • September 6, 2012
Pauline Marois plans to tighten language legislation Read More
Performing Dissent
Kaj Huddart • August 30, 2012
On February 21, five members of Russian feminist protest-punk band Pussy Riot performed a “Punk Prayer” in Moscow’s Cathedral of Christ the Saviour. With colourful balaclavas over their faces, they began crossing themselves and bowing to the altar, imploring the Virgin Mary to “drive away Putin” and “become a feminist.”… Read More
Summer science in the media
Anton Plavski • August 30, 2012
While most of us were getting some well-deserved rest this summer, the ever-expanding science world was doing anything but. Some recent scientific breakthroughs have been highly emphasized in the media, but what makes these so important for the science world and our everyday lives? Recent media attention has been focused… Read More
Kids will be kids (and parents, too)
Features • August 30, 2012
Quick, reader, rattle off some camp imagery. Canoes? Untied shoes? The belting out of “repeat after me songs” and cheers about alligators? These bits of nostalgia were hardly the reality of my experience working at an upscale day-camp in Montreal. Instead, it was OPUS cards, Starbucks runs, and bitter frustration. Read More
University groups present reformed Frosh
Annie Shiel • August 30, 2012
New orientation includes à la carte events and revamped leader training Read More
Balaclava Discourse unmasked
Davide Mastracci • April 2, 2012
How critiques of our structure are subject to change Read More
I Heart Asbestos
Laurent Bastien Corbeil • April 2, 2012
Why does the town of Asbestos, Quebec want to reopen a mine that's been giving its residents cancer for a hundred years? Read More
New opposition leader sits down with The Daily
Jordan Venton-Rublee • March 31, 2012
Outremont NDP MP Thomas Mulcair wins party leadership Read More
Our year in tech
Anqi Zhang • March 31, 2012
A critical look at the role of social media in the polarization of campus politics Read More
Growing plants, growing up
Culture • March 31, 2012
Christy Frost discusses how one garden fights ageism Read More
Rugby behind veils
Sports • March 31, 2012
Salam Rugby sheds light on female athletes in Iran Read More
Motion to censure SSMU VP External narrowly fails
Juan Velasquez-Buritica • March 30, 2012
Councillors accuse Joël Pedneault of using SSMU money to publish propaganda Read More