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“Vulnerability is Magical” Says Co-Founder of Student Mental Health Service

Student-run service provides free mental health support based on healing through shared experience

Montreal’s complicated relationship with the 1976 Summer Games

Coming to power after sixty years of the Assad family’s dictatorship in Syria, Ahmed al-Sharaa and his interim government have a lot of work to… Read More »Syria: A Year After Liberation from the Assad Regime

Where October’s truce stands one month later

McGill student-run non-profit PennyDrops increases financial literacy rates among Montreal high-schoolers

QESBA warns of threat to inclusion and school autonomy

Policy commitments on housing, homelessness, and transportation

As world leaders gather in Belém and COP30 begins, ambitious deal drafts to solve the climate crisis start to emerge – but will they come… Read More »Cop 30 in Belém: Challenges, Ambitions and Concerns

McGill-student run service promotes sustainability through reusable dishware

Climate change reveals unstable storm patterns across the Atlantic from Jamaica to the Maritime provinces

McGill students “at whims of the metro,” SSMU offers support

Prime Minister speaks to students on federal spending roadmap

McGill students walk from downtown Montreal to Mont-Tremblant to raise money for the Quebec Cancer Foundation

Colorado protesters show solidarity through playful costumes

Montrealers are preparing to vote for their new mayor on Sunday, November 2. With Valérie Plante stepping down from running for a third term, all… Read More »The Daily’s (Last Minute) Guide to Montreal’s Municipal Elections