Quebec pushes back against shale gas
Public hearings fail to address extraction methods
Sections
Where’s the beef, Sam Baker?
Re: “Where’s the beef, Daily et al?” | Letters | September 23
Criminalization of the survivors
Jordan Flaherty talks to The Daily about New Orleans’s struggles five years after the storm
Haunted by techno
Whether you call it house, techno, club, dubstep, witch house, or drum and bass, it’s all the same to me now – the mortal enemy… Read More »Haunted by techno
Fooling around with the census
StatsCan work modifications will hurt marginalized
Streetwalkers come indoors
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice’s decision to overturn three laws restricting the mobility and security of sex workers last week marks an extraordinary victory… Read More »Streetwalkers come indoors
Westward, ho
Deux Frogs dans l’Ouest takes on anglo Canada
The principles of war
The Daily talks to the Jerusalem Post’s Yaakov Katz about Israel, Iran, and the political uses of warfare
Coffee and credenzas
Parc Ex cafe stands out as a shining example of gentrification
No more queer suicides
One morning in January, a few years ago, I walked into the Pacific Ocean. My plan was uncomplicated – just the cold, the tide, and… Read More »No more queer suicides
Selling out
A sustainable fashion initiative goes awry
QPIRG and Conservative McGill both acting like silly-billies
Re: “QPIRG and Opt-Out campaign clash” | News | September 30
Wireless sedation
The Daily talks with the world’s first tele-anesthesiologist
History repeating
I have been reading with interest – and watching in horror – the ongoing crisis of the Architecture Café’s closure. While I wish nothing but… Read More »History repeating
In the zone
Are Canadian students “intellectually disengaged”?