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Elections McGill bans web site, allows new site, then bans it hours later

The University of Manitoba students’ union passed a motion on March 6 acknowledging the questionnaire that Canadian Blood Services (CBS) uses is “homophobic and discriminatory.”… Read More »Blood Services to research homophobic question

[Correction Appended] After nearly a year of planning and several location changes, the SSMU bike collective opened its doors on Tuesday to a pack of… Read More »Bike collective gets rolling this week

Teaching assistants demand better conditions as University stalls contract negotiations

The Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP) has done nothing to improve national security since its introduction nearly three years ago, according to… Read More »Civil-rights lawyer denounces SPP

Post-graduates head to the polls today

This Saturday marks the twelfth-annual March Against Police Brutality, organized by the Le Collectif opposé à la brutalité policière (COBP) in conjunction with the International… Read More »News Brief: March against police brutality Saturday

Smoothie chain Liquid Nutrition signed a lease with SSMU Friday to move into Shatner Room 108, the space previously occupied by computer store University Bytes.… Read More »SSMU forced to settle for smoothies in first-floor Shatner space

McGill Student Services’ abrupt firing of longtime mental health counsellor Eric Widdicombe last month left his students shocked and searching for explanations. Human resources gave… Read More »Students object to counsellor’s firing

Hundreds lined up outside of Concordia University’s Henry F. Hall Building Thursday night to see Rev. Al Sharpton speak on the U.S. presidential election cycle,… Read More »Al Sharpton weighs in on U.S. election

Several students who shopped at the McGill Bookstore early this semester were victims of a debit card fraud operation. Students reported having amounts up to… Read More »Bookstore clients defrauded in debit scam

The upcoming Post-Graduate Students’ Society (PGSS) election will ask its members to consider a referendum question to allocate $150,000 to an education fund for students… Read More »Post-grads to vote on aid fund

The Fine Arts Council’s Nuit Blanche brought performance art, craft, and creative energy to the Shatner building Thursday night. Participants enjoyed klezmer tunes, student DJs,… Read More »Campus eye: Nuit Blanche

Do not adopt! lecture Monday, March 10, 12 p.m. Shatner Lev Bukhman Room Bring a bagged lunch and enjoy a lunch full of human rights.… Read More »What’s the haps

Undergrads to vote on online opt-out autonomy, club support, and Daily Publications Society