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Large pharmaceutical companies expected to oppose reforms to flawed legislation

Montreal’s red-light district, the area east of St. Laurent and Ste. Catherine, is getting cleaned up. Patrons of the sex shops, insta-checks, and fast food… Read More »Green company develops red light district

Speakers recall a protest for change in participation of francophones at McGill

Students booted by associate dean for silent protest

Businesses get creative as city ponders plans

The influence of national media’s rhetoric on Canadian public policy was called into question during a panel as part of a two-day Public Policy in… Read More »Policy crisis conference questions media’s influence

Remembered 40 years after the fact for the destruction of computers, speakers recall forgotten racial tension

With a deficit of $10-million in the current fiscal year, McGill senators learned yesterday that the University must reduce its operating costs by $12- to… Read More »News Brief: McGill’s $10-million deficit forces cuts

First Nation community downstream from tar sands experience abnormally high rates of rare cancers

Shatner 103 renovations begin this June

Brigadier-General Thompson welcomes a stronger civilian presence

Bassem Eid is a Palestinian journalist and Executive Director of the Palestinian Human Rights Monitoring Group (PHRMG) – an independent organization founded in 1996 that… Read More »Monitoring Palestine from within

Pakistani human rights lawyer Asma Jilani Jahangir was awarded the Litvack Award for Aboriginal Human Rights Tuesday evening at Chancellor Day Hall for her “distinguished… Read More »Pakistani lawyer honoured

McGill launched the Institute for the Study of International Development (ISID) on Monday with an inaugural conference focusing on the future of development. ISID will… Read More »New development studies institute redefines vision

Devimco scales down its $1.3- billion plan to demolish historic neighbourhood