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Lower field pow-wow concludes Aboriginal Awareness Week

Jessica Lukawiecki • September 17, 2011

After a full week of events running from September 12 to 15, McGill University’s first Aboriginal Awareness Week concluded with the tenth Annual Pow Wow on lower field. This is the first year that the annual Pow Wow, a celebration aimed to showcase the talents and work of indigenous communities,… Read More

Plateau-Mont-Royal fights for parking meter revenues

admin • September 17, 2011

Local businesses could be made victims in municipal budget battle Read More

Canadian Human Rights Act amended to include Aboriginal citizens

Jane Gatensby • September 15, 2011

Bill C-21 opens up complaint processes against federal and First Nations governments Read More

Solin students see impact of MUNACA strike

Henry Gass • September 15, 2011

Administration delays reimbursing residents for sublet pool Read More

First Aid Service changes name

Kallee Lins • September 15, 2011

McGill continues to negotiate use of university name Read More

Grad students vote to support striking workers

Jessica Lukawiecki • September 15, 2011

McGill representatives absent at Council debate Read More

Coalition to Combat Antisemitism releases report

Juan Velasquez-Buritica • September 15, 2011

Israeli Apartheid Week cited as major concern Read More

PM’s new communication director ignites calls of “francophobia”

Jordan Venton-Rublee • September 12, 2011

Quebec group mobilizes against non-French speaking director Read More

Student societies denounce Mendelson contract extension

Michael Lee-Murphy • September 12, 2011

AUS Council votes not to sign memo Read More

Montreal cracks down on graffiti

Emily Meikle • September 12, 2011

Boroughs impose fines and spark debate over intellectual property rights Read More

Griffintown expansion sparks controversy

Madeleine Cummings • September 12, 2011

Construction of “District Griffin” continues despite residents’ doubts over its effectiveness at revitalizing the Griffintown neighbourhood. Developer Devimco, along with its partners Group Cholette, the Fonds immobilier de solidarité (FTQ), and the City of Montreal, have invested $745 million in their plan to transform the area. The first of three… Read More

Police launch controversial surveillance project

Jessica Lukawiecki • September 12, 2011

Activists speak out against SPVM project mandated to monitor marginal groups Read More

Striking non-academic workers gain campus support

Queen Arsem-O'Malley • September 12, 2011

MUNACA takes issue with administrator emails Read More

McTavish Reservoir floods lower campus

Erin Hudson • September 9, 2011

McLennan Library, Wilson Hall, and Service Point flooded Read More

McGill clears professor of academic fraud

Andra Cernavskis • September 8, 2011

Barbara Sherwin reprimanded for one of three allegations Read More