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Protesters denounced racial profiling and abuse by police last Saturday, two months after Montreal North teen Freddy Villanueva was shot dead by officers.

McGill has once again secured a spot in the Top 25 universities worldwide, though it slipped down 8 notches from last year to land at… Read More »McGill ranks top in Canada

New legislation could cause a domino effect across Canada, legalizing temporary shelters in public places

Publisher finds critique of Sarah Palin too vindictive

News sources ignore murdered and disappeared First Nations women: Ducharme

About 40 students listened to Justin Trudeau discuss his political roots and hopes for the upcoming election last week at McGill. The 36-year-old McGill alumnus… Read More »Trudeau tells all at McGill

CFS presses for legislative change

Motions passed now submitted to online referendum for ratification

Barriere Lake activists blockade highway in response to abuses by Canadian government

Postsecondary education plan to be financed by shelving corporate tax cuts

The Daily chats up CEO of David Suzuki Foundation

The Plate Club shut operations this fall after concerns about sanitation and labour

There is a federal election October 14. Canadian citizens who will be at least 18 on election day can vote. The Daily explains all you… Read More »Hey you! There’s an election coming your way

Support for Kader, Algerian refugee Monday, October 6, 7 p.m. Carrefour for popular education of Pointe-Saint-Charles, 2356 Centre (metro Charlevoix) Learn about Canada’s migration policy… Read More »What’s the haps

Voices of other Canadian groups muffled by students’ societies