McGill Unions “Condemn in Strongest Possible Terms” McGill’s Notice of Default to QPIRG
Student, faculty unions concerned for QPIRG’s autonomy
Student, faculty unions concerned for QPIRG’s autonomy
Good People is a bi-weekly column highlighting McGill students doing community-oriented work on and around campus. Because it’s important to celebrate good people doing good… Read More »Changing the Marketplace: An Interview with Morgan Balkin about Exchange Sublet
Protecting employers and the public’s essential services during strikes and lockdowns at the expense of employees’ freedom of speech and assembly
In an unprecedented display of transnational solidarity, more than 150,000 people across Europe and North Africa mobilized over the past week as part of the… Read More »From the Streets to the Sea: International Mobilizations Converge to Break the Siege on Gaza
The global fallout of Canada’s wildfire crisis
As mass deportations spark protests in Los Angeles and Canada proposes tighter immigration controls, activists across the continent fight to protect migrants’ rights
A look into the culture of activism and police brutality in Kenya
After McGill’s announcement of budget cuts in February, the May 16 Town Hall meeting provided an update on the University’s finances
As famine and violence escalates in Gaza, statements of condemnation ring out internationally — and McGill’s muted support collides with an uproar of student activism in Montreal.
University cites protest conduct as cause for termination; student organizers call it retaliation for Gaza solidarity strike.
A workshop series that offers students a chance to connect with local movements, learn political organizing skills, and build relationships rooted in action.
A campus necessity for all
General Assembly meets quorum as students back three-day strike for Palestinian liberation
Riyadh hosted American, Russian and Ukrainian delegations to negotiate a ceasefire, leading to interrogations surrounding a potential peace agreement
New policy forces unhoused individuals to keep moving, sparking backlash from advocacy groups