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Greek far-right party opens chapter in Montreal
Karel Asha • October 25, 2012
Professors discuss link between xenophobia and the economy Read More
Plans for North American Indigenous Studies move forward
Annie Shiel • October 18, 2012
Foundational course and minor program in the works for next year Read More
Inequality on the rise in Montreal
Hannah Besseau • October 15, 2012
Report emphasizes effects of housing prices, unemployment Read More
Controversy surrounds university underfunding
Laurent Bastien Corbeil • October 11, 2012
McGill contemplates “worst case scenario” Read More
Anti-mask bills raise free speech questions
News • July 28, 2012
Laws could face constitutional challenge Read More
Demonstrations held in Montreal and Quebec City
Juan Velasquez-Buritica • June 23, 2012
Smallest Day of Action despite high turnout Read More
Student protest trumps attendance records
News • May 23, 2012
“Casserole” protest and mass arrests at night demo close hundredth day of student strike Read More
Seven-hour march debuts resistance to “special law”
Henry Gass • May 20, 2012
Passage of Bill 78 and municipal “anti-mask” bylaw could mean end of student strike Read More
Demo ends in kettles, arrests
Queen Arsem-O'Malley • May 17, 2012
Student journalists from The Daily and Concordia's Link held Read More
Student negotiator pressured into signing offer he “did not agree with”
Laurent Bastien Corbeil • May 7, 2012
Thousands throng the streets to reject latest government offer Read More
Plastic bullets fired in recent demonstrations
Laurent Bastien Corbeil • May 2, 2012
Police downplays risks despite past deaths and industry spin Read More
Students reject Quebec government’s offer
Laurent Bastien Corbeil • April 28, 2012
Thousands crowd Montreal streets for fourth consecutive night Read More
Tuition freeze set as end goal for student strike
Erin Hudson • March 31, 2012
Student movement seeks to overcome past divisions Read More
Anti-tuition hike demonstration 200,000 strong
News • March 22, 2012
No arrests, no injuries, no violence Read More