Anonymous • April 2, 2020

At their request, sections of this article have been removed so that the survivor may comply with the internal regulations of an investigative body they had utilized and reported their experience to. This update was published on April 13, 2020. Speaking on behalf of a survivor, an anonymous source notified… Read More

Emily Black • March 21, 2020

The following is a daily update of how COVID-19 is affecting the McGill and Montreal community. A compiled article with all previous updates is available here. An accessible version of daily updates and resources is available here.  The Daily’s editorial statement on community support during this public health crisis is available … Read More

Yasna Khademian • March 19, 2020

The following is a daily update of how COVID-19 is affecting the McGill and Montreal community. A compiled article with all previous updates is available here. An accessible version of daily updates and resources is available here.  The Daily’s editorial statement on community support during this public health crisis is available … Read More

Yasna Khademian • March 17, 2020

“I feel like the administration has treated us all like an aftersight,” Student Says Read More

Yasna Khademian • March 16, 2020

The following is a daily update of how COVID-19 is affecting the McGill and Montreal community. A compiled article with all previous updates is available here. An accessible version of daily updates and resources is available here.  The Daily’s editorial statement on community support during this public health crisis is available … Read More

Abigail Popple • March 16, 2020

Lawyer Max Silverman explains the implications of Bill 2 Read More

Yasna Khademian • March 15, 2020

The following is a daily update of how COVID-19 is affecting the McGill and Montreal community. A compiled article with all previous updates is available here. An accessible version of daily updates and resources is available here.  The Daily’s editorial statement on community support during this public… Read More

Yasna Khademian • March 14, 2020

The following is an accessible version of our summary of the effects of COVID-19 on the McGill community. The article published on Saturday, March 14 can be found here. Updates from the following dates can be found here: Sunday, March 15; Monday, March 16; Thursday, March… Read More

Yasna Khademian • March 14, 2020

UPDATE: Saturday, March 14, 10:00 p.m. In an email sent from Deputy Provost Fabrice Labeau at 9:15 p.m., the University announced that “All classes, teaching labs, exams and other assessments are suspended for two weeks – except theses defenses.” McGill will be working on resuming teaching and academic activities… Read More

Yasna Khademian • March 10, 2020

SSMU Indigenous Affairs Commissioner Tomas Jirousek Talks Upcoming Conference Read More

News • February 28, 2020

The results are in – here are your SSMU Executives for the 2020-21 year. President – Jemark Earle Jemark Earle Recieved 66.1 per cent of votes (2213 votes total). Ruth Silcoff Received 29.2 per cent of votes (933 votes total).   VP University Affairs – Brooklyn Frizzle Brooklyn Frizzle, U2… Read More

Pandora Wotton • February 27, 2020

Jeffrey Haas, Lawyer Representing Fred Hampton, Speaks on His Life and the Black Panthers Read More

Michaela Keil • February 26, 2020

“Business as Usual” Disrupted Read More

Emily Black • February 26, 2020

In collaboration with SSMU Indigenous Affairs, Indigenous Youth for Wet’suwet’en held an event on Monday, February 17 in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en Nation’s opposition to the proposed Coastal GasLink (CGL) pipeline. The event began at McGill’s Y-intersection at 3:00 p.m. before moving towards Sherbrooke Street, where close to 100… Read More

Emily Black • February 26, 2020

IJV, SPHR, and Suzanne Weiss Call for Open Discussion on Campus Read More