While SSMU’s three referendum questions on student fees failed to reach quorum, results indicated that students are willing to pay to improve services through the… Read More »Students tightly split on ancillary fees
PGSS shuffles administrative staff to get back in the black
Administrators hope that integration increases portability, choices
Trial against businessman accused of assault marks Montreal’s recognition of sex worker rights
The major Canadian airlines will be required to offer disabled and obese passengers a second seat at no charge if required for medical reasons. The… Read More »Disabled airline passengers get a second seat
The Daily’s News Editors would like to thank all of our contributors this semester. This paper would be nothing without each and every one of… Read More »Thank you
SSMU Council’s last gathering of the semester tackles a jampacked agenda and votes on 10 motions
SSMU-organized event brings six party hopefuls to campus
Animal shelters say cat population is better controlled by neutering and spaying
SSMU employees say they encounter few problems with their managers
Cyclical market slump shrinks recruiting scope on university campuses
Ethical Holiday gifts Tuesday, November 25 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Centennial Centre, Macdonald Campus, 21111 Lakeshore Road, Ste. Anne de Bellevue Buy fair trade… Read More »What’s the haps
Second installment of McGill study sees salary inconsistencies
Proposed legislation would facilitate ridesharing
As increasingly colder nights send Montrealers home to warm apartments, a dispute between two rental groups calls into question the very principles of rent control… Read More »Tenant and landlord groups disagree on rent control’s success
