First Nation struggles to maintain order
State of emergency declared October 21 in isolated Ontario community
Sections
Architecture at war
How the destruction of buildings during conflict threatens cultural identity
SSMU moves to honour veterans
Controversial Afghanistan clause removed
The truth about innocence
Players’ 12 Angry Men reveals the frailty of evidence
Imaging imagination
Parisian Laundry exhibit revisits childhood in St. Henri
Shoot and miss
Score: A Hockey Musical attempts to address social issues in hockey, and fails
A brand-new old soul
Aloe Blacc finds the political power in music
SSMU supports Arch Café proposal
Council upholds students’ right to govern their space
Jihad, frame by frame
McGill PhD students study terrorist recruitment videos from Central Asia and East Africa
McGill joins Blair initiative
Former British prime minister speaks on eight-school Faith and Globalization program
Council passes new SSMU equity policy
Extensive debate centres around striking the word “inoffensive”
The NHL’s failure in the South
It started with the formation of the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Florida Panthers. Then, the Minnesota North Stars moved to Dallas. Between 1993 and 2000, the NHL added or altered ten of the league’s thirty franchises. Teams moved and formed to satisfy a basic criterion of a sports league’s survival: in the event that… Read More »The NHL’s failure in the South
A glimpse of war
The struggle with presenting Canada’s military past
The Gaza flotilla raid, first hand
Ewa Jasiewicz is a British-Polish activist, a coordinator with the Free Gaza Movement, and a member of the editorial collective of Le Monde Diplomatique’s Polish… Read More »The Gaza flotilla raid, first hand
Indentured labour in Montreal’s backyard
Seble Gameda looks at Canada’s institutional exploitation of migrant workers