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The Road That Maybe Shouldn’t Have Been Travelled

A look at McGill’s dissonant past and mired present with regards to the Indigenous community

An interview with the musical personality incorporating Inuit culture in
Montreal’s alternative scene

Thomas Whiteley’s first solo exhibit bridges dog sledding (qimutsik) and Qaujimajatuqangit continuity

Cabot Square & Indigenous marginalization in Montreal

An in-depth look into what makes up the fabric of a powwow

Quebec gun control debate resurfaces twenty years after the shooting at Dawson College

The price of being a student in Canada’s “best student city”

Road closures raise concerns about transport complications and accessibility

Julian McCamman created Victoryland after feeling stuck in his old band. Two
years later, his album has charmed the indie world

Student activists draft a petition to boycott the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Irish indie-folk singer-songwriter Joshua Burnside talks to Radio TinTin about his
approach to losing fans – on purpose

A local perspective on why Mile End Kicks fails to live up to its name

A guide to the chaos ahead

World University Service of Canada’s McGill Committee fosters educational opportunities and a community for refugee students

Behind the scenes with two of McGill’s Residence Life Facilitators