McGill contemplates tuition freeze
Administration expects $90 million loss
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Federal bill to destroy national long-gun registry
Montreal police predict higher crime rates
CultMTL goes to print
CultMTL, the publication founded by six former editors and freelancers of the now defunct Montreal Mirror, published and distributed 9,000 copies of their first ever… Read More »CultMTL goes to print
One dead, one injured at Metropolis
Parti Québécois elected as the new minority government
Several McGill student associations remain on strike
Students to vote on strike continuation in General Assemblies
Tensions resurface between MUNACA and McGill
Salaries and raises for top administrators revealed
Orientation week reforms show mixed results
Contingency plans improve, but Frosh culture slow to change
Students face difficulties in voter registration
When PhD student Misia Kowanda set out to register to vote on August 28, she didn’t expect it to be a 4.5-hour ordeal. That day,… Read More »Students face difficulties in voter registration
Demonstrators gather to protest Bill 101
Pauline Marois plans to tighten language legislation
Tensions flare at UdeM
Strike continues though numbers dwindle
University avoids overbooking with new residence
Most expensive residence to date opens its doors
The Daily’s guide to the provincial election’s main contenders
Coalition Avenir Québec The Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) is the most conservative political party in the National Assembly. Mainly centered around François Legault, a former… Read More »The Daily’s guide to the provincial election’s main contenders
Gerts to reopen after renovations
Gerts, the SSMU-run campus bar, was under renovation this summer in order to update the physical bar space and introduce food services as well as… Read More »Gerts to reopen after renovations
SSMU to pay for Shatner’s utilities costs
Lease negotiations still underway
University groups present reformed Frosh
New orientation includes à la carte events and revamped leader training