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Investigative Journalism: An Endangered Pillar of Democracy?
Aurélien Lechantre • February 17, 2025
An interview with Jonathan Montpetit, Senior Investigative Journalist at CBC Read More
McGill Announces $45 Million in Budget Cuts for the Upcoming Academic Year
Sena Ho • February 17, 2025
Corrections made in light of provincial financial pressures Read More
Situationships and the End of Labels
Lisa Banti • February 10, 2025
How McGill Students Navigate Love Without Commitment Read More
Montreal Celebrates Lunar New Year
Adair Nelson • February 10, 2025
Downtown festivities usher in the Year of the Snake Read More
Canada Celebrates Leadership and Legacy
Youssef Youssef • February 3, 2025
Kicking off Black History Month and reckoning with our history Read More
Anne Cools: Our Restitute Alumnus
Lilly Ife • February 3, 2025
A life in pursuit of justice Read More
Tiktok’s Uncertain Future: Social Media at a Crossroads
Lisa Banti • January 27, 2025
As Tiktok’s fate hangs in the balance, the world watches to see what comes next for social media Read More
Electing the New Leader of Quebec’s Liberal Party
Mara Gibea • January 27, 2025
Beginning to prepare for the 2026 provincial election Read More
Extreme Weather in Canada: Financial Burden and Environmental Challenge
Aurélien Lechantre • January 27, 2025
Raising the alert on climate change and the necessity of action Read More
Awareness and Humanitarian Crisis in Syria
Aurélien Lechantre • January 20, 2025
The value of Canadian involvement Read More
How Los Angeles Wildfires Showcase Climate Change and Community Action
Lisa Banti • January 20, 2025
Wildfires rage in Los Angeles, leaving destruction and hard questions in their wake Read More
Ceasefire in Gaza, Celebratory Protest in Montreal
Youmna El Halabi • January 20, 2025
On Wednesday, January 15, the state of Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas agreed to a ceasefire after 464 days of brutal aggressions. Qatar’s Prime Minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, confirmed the ceasefire deal would come into effect… Read More
A Year in Review: SSMU and the Increasing Disconnect Between Its Student Constituents
Adair Nelson • January 13, 2025
Students optimistic for future of democracy at SSMU for 2025 Read More
Montreal’s Snow Wars: When the City Fights Winter
Lisa Banti • January 13, 2025
Inside Canada’s most expensive snow removal operation Read More
