Naomi Endicott • October 5, 2009

Decision follows SSMU Council censure of the club’s proposed pro-life event Read More

Laurin Liu • October 5, 2009

Chinese immigrant workers awarded $164,000 in damages Read More

Kallee Lins • October 5, 2009

Tuition skyrockets amidst state’s financial turmoil Read More

admin • October 1, 2009

Canadian says accusations of terror links are baseless Read More

admin • October 1, 2009

Former death row inmate and Canadian lifer on parole speak at McGill Read More

admin • October 1, 2009

Defamation suit seeks $130,000 for public accusation of extortion Read More

Niko Block • October 1, 2009

Superior Court Justice rules that Bil’in land dispute should be heard in Israel Read More

Alison Withers • October 1, 2009

40 per cent of ombudsperson complaints come from grads Read More

Sam Neylon • September 28, 2009

Last Wednesday, Mayor Gérald Tremblay cancelled the City’s $355 million water meter contract with the private consortium GÉNIeau. This move comes after a recommendation made last Tuesday by Montreal auditor general, Jacques Bergeron, to cancel the contract. In the wake of the auditor general’s report, Tremblay fired the City’s general… Read More

Max Halparin • September 28, 2009

Adil Charkaoui removed his GPS tracking bracelet from his ankle for the first time in four years, after Federal court Judge Daniele Tremblay- Lamer dropped the restrictive bail conditions that have left him living under house arrest since 2005. The decision came midway through Charkaoui’s public hear- ing, held… Read More

Elena Comay del Junco • September 28, 2009

Activists feel a plan to revamp the corner of Ste. Catherine and St. Laurent does not respect history Read More

Stephen Davis • September 28, 2009

McGill students protest outside of Choose Life event Read More

Max Halparin • September 24, 2009

Over 100 Montrealers formed a noisy flash mob at Place-des-Arts this Monday as part of the international Climate Change Wake-Up Call demonstrations, organized by tcktcktck campaign members Avaaz, Oxfam, Greenpeace, and others. Participants rang cellphone alarms and bells, played drums and harmonicas, clapped, and cheered well past the proposed five… Read More

Henry Gass • September 24, 2009

Concordia opened a state-of-the-art green building last Tuesday, constructed in accordance with the environmental standards set by the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System. The John Molson School of Business (JMSB) building at the corner of Guy and Maisonneuve features a wall of solar panels… Read More

Max Halparin • September 24, 2009

Judge drops bail conditions against him, will likely annul security certificate next week Read More