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Students face difficulties in voter registration
Madeleine Cummings • September 6, 2012
When PhD student Misia Kowanda set out to register to vote on August 28, she didn’t expect it to be a 4.5-hour ordeal. That day, when she traveled to her local revision office to add her name to the list of electors, she was turned away because she was a… Read More
Demonstrators gather to protest Bill 101
Annie Shiel • September 6, 2012
Pauline Marois plans to tighten language legislation Read More
Tensions flare at UdeM
Laurent Bastien Corbeil • August 30, 2012
Strike continues though numbers dwindle Read More
University avoids overbooking with new residence
Lola Duffort • August 30, 2012
Most expensive residence to date opens its doors Read More
The Daily’s guide to the provincial election’s main contenders
Lola Duffort • August 30, 2012
Coalition Avenir Québec The Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) is the most conservative political party in the National Assembly. Mainly centered around François Legault, a former member of the Parti Québecois, CAQ was formed in 2011. The party later merged with the Action Democratique du Québec, a slightly older political party… Read More
Gerts to reopen after renovations
Juan Velasquez-Buritica • August 30, 2012
Gerts, the SSMU-run campus bar, was under renovation this summer in order to update the physical bar space and introduce food services as well as a new selection of beers. The food services will be entirely run by SSMU staff, with a student staff member acting as food services manager. Read More
SSMU to pay for Shatner’s utilities costs
Juan Velasquez-Buritica • August 30, 2012
Lease negotiations still underway 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
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
Quebec government suspends tuition negotiations
Laurent Bastien Corbeil • June 1, 2012
Thousands march in Montreal after stalemate with student federations Read More
TA and course lecturer union loses seats on PGSS Council
Juan Velasquez-Buritica • May 24, 2012
Legislative body calls for Charest’s resignation 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