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Midnight Kitchen Returns

Eva Elbert • October 3, 2022

Providing an affordable food option for the McGill community Read More

Bill 96 Challenged in Court

Eden Saley • October 3, 2022

New provisions for French language use will impact anglophone access to justice. Read More

Annual Pow Wow Returns to McGill

Eden Saley • October 3, 2022

The McGill community celebrates Indigenous peoples Read More

Climate Strikers Demand Government Action

Auriane Journet • October 3, 2022

Thousands of students have been skipping school in a globally coordinated movement Read More

Climate Change Worsens Flooding in Pakistan

India Mosca • September 26, 2022

Devastation caused by such natural disasters is "a matter of justice," says the UN Read More

The Future of Hotel-Dieu

Anna Zavelsky • September 26, 2022

Coalition’s redevelopment project faces a deadlock Read More

The CAQ’s Not-So-Long Road to Political Dominance

Robert Muroni • September 26, 2022

Understanding the forces behind François Legault’s projected landslide victory Read More

October 3 Provincial Election

Auriane Journet • September 19, 2022

What you should know as a student voter Read More

McGill Announces New Sports Science Institute

Abigail Popple • September 19, 2022

Activists criticize donor for “sportswashing” Israeli colonialism Read More

 Grade Inflation at McGill is not a Myth

Zoe Lister • September 12, 2022

A previous version of this article included Figure 2 showing  “Average Undergraduate GPA Since 2016.” This chart did not consider the number of registered students in each class and was misleading in nature. The Daily regrets this error. Rising average grades, a phenomenon commonly referred to as… Read More

SSMUnion to Present New Collective Agreement

Saylor Catlin • September 12, 2022

SSMU accused of bargaining in bad faith Read More

Understanding SSMU

Robert Muroni • August 31, 2022

The comprehensive guide you never knew you needed Read More

How Animal Research at McGill Was Disrupted by the Pandemic

Abigail Popple • April 15, 2022

Thousands of rodents and chickens euthanized in early 2020 Read More

Montreal’s Chinatown Community Calls for Changes to REM de L’Est Light Rail

Elsie Yang • April 4, 2022

Amidst critiques from Montreal residents and the city council to rethink its design, the project has been placed on hold. Read More

Students at McGill, UofT, UBC Pass Pro-Palestine Policies

Abigail Popple • April 4, 2022

Canadian universities see "renewed momentum" in pro-Palestine activism Read More