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Largest student protest on campus in years

Scientists, bureaucrats and politicians talk green tech and resource exploitation

Media companies band together to oppose new Plateau bylaw

Kim Phúc, immortalized as one of the children in a photograph of an American napalm attack during the Vietnam War, gave a presentation entitled “I… Read More »Kim Phúc speaks out at McGill

Detained on the train, his laptop searched, Pascal Abidor fights back

The final part of a four part series : Admin staff, salaries, on the rise

The Arts Undergraduate Society (AUS) VP Events Namapande Londe has resigned from her post, according to an AUS press release dated September 14.  Londe’s departure… Read More »Arts VP Events resigns amidst speculation of impeachment

Standardized test abandoned in effort to improve accessibility

Liberal MP visits Shatner, talks up party’s hopes in next election

Part three of a four-part series: admin using outside investments to pay for new property

The Daily sits down with Margaret Somerville

Part two of a four-part series: student aid still inaccessible

Principal clashes with National Assembly over University operations

Seven weeks after banning the construction of new billboards in the borough of Plateau-Mont-Royal, the neighbourhood’s council voted to pull down all 45 remaining billboards.… Read More »Plateau bans billboards