Public sector employees keep up demands for pay raise
Quebec’s provincial employees march in Montreal for new contract
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The little village beneath the freeway
“Give me your worst,” said the Village des Tanneries to the City of Montreal. The City shrugged its shoulders and said, “Okay.” And so the… Read More »The little village beneath the freeway
Entering life’s doldrums
Richard Greene’s latest collection finds the established Canadian poet coming to terms with mid-life.
We’re losing our lit mags
Recent changes to Canadian Heritage funding threaten the future of our nation’s literature
The last word in Canadian stereotypes
The closing ceremonies did a disservice to our cultural identity
Mining company squelches critical book
Talonbooks, publisher of book exposing Canada’s pro-mining policies, threatened by Barrick Gold
Quebec budget implements new health care fees
Activists critical of Ministry of Finance’s proposed “user fee”
McGill will not regulate military research
After a year-long battle in Senate, harmful research disclosure left out
Looking back at a year in McGill theatre
Players’ and TNC execs reminisce and talk about the future
An ear to the past
“Text in Textile” weaves a holistic portrait of the immigrant experience
Why student politics matter
McGill says that it’s a student-centred university. But the more that you talk to SSMU execs, attend Senate, or deal with administrators in any way,… Read More »Why student politics matter
Kenney to expedite refugee claim process
Critics say changes might endanger lives, restrict right of appeal
The Internet eats itself
“The Betweeners” locates the hidden links of online networking
The abortion debate in context
After a year of controversy, Choose Life will re-chart its course for the coming year. The Daily’s Stephen Davis reflects on what we’ve learned from the club, and the debate.
When picket lines go online
Journal de Montréal employees start up new publication