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Charkaoui is nearly free
Max Halparin • September 24, 2009
Judge drops bail conditions against him, will likely annul security certificate next week Read More
Rwandan war criminal awaits sentencing
Rana Encol • September 24, 2009
Landmark case prosecuted in Montreal under new Canadian law Read More
McGill faculties deal with budget cuts
Courtney Graham • September 24, 2009
No significant cuts to TAs this year Read More
Free HIV testing in the Village
admin • September 24, 2009
Projects target popuation hit hardest by HIV: men who sleep with men Read More
Council goes SSMUthly
Sam Neylon • September 20, 2009
Most decisions passed with little dissent Read More
UQAM and TA Union Settle on New Contract
Michael Lee-Murphy • September 20, 2009
Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) and leaders of its student-workers union, Syndicat des étudiant-e-s employé-e-s (SÉTUE) have drawn up a new contract. SÉTUE workers at the school have been working without a contract since May 31, 2008, when the former contract expired. The settlement came after almost 15 months… Read More
Mendelson defends residence dining changes
Humera Jabir • September 20, 2009
With the cafeteria at Royal Victoria College (RVC) closed, and the kitchen at the new Carrefour residence still undergoing renovations, McGill’s new food service system has faced significant obstacles. But Deputy Provost (Student Life and Learning) Morton Mendelson said that McGill’s decision to merge the previous system, which was run… Read More
Underground City at Risk of Falling Down
Thomas Kim • September 20, 2009
City Hall is pushing for more stringent regulation of Montreal’s underground structures, and has demanded that the proprietors of Square Victoria, Place Bonaventure, and the Sun Life building facilitate inspections by Quebec’s Régie du bâtiment. In 2007, two fractures in a tunnel beneath Maisonneuve caused the City to close both… Read More
Students at 13 unions petition to leave CFS
Erin Hale • September 20, 2009
Members disenchanted with student fedederation’s transparency and legal methods Read More
Cops to testify first in Villanueva inquest
Henry Gass • September 20, 2009
Community concerned that case will not address racial profiling by police Read More
Residence dining in disarray
Alison Withers • September 19, 2009
Students, staff upset by change in prices and policy Read More
MBA fees jump to $29,500
Stephen Davis • September 19, 2009
Program rejects government contributions in favour of self-funding Read More
McGill receives $103 million from federal stimulus
admin • September 19, 2009
Quebec Education Minister Michelle Courchesne and Senator David Angus announced last Monday at McGill’s Otto Maass Chemistry Building that the University would be receiving a grant of $103 million from the federal and provincial governments. The grant, which comes through the Knowledge Infrastructure Program, a part of January’s $12 billion… Read More
ACORN Founder speaks on “the new McCarthyism”
admin • September 19, 2009
The Daily discusses grassroots advocacy with prominent activist Wade Rathke Read More