Earth on Tickertape
The Himalayas reached their highest temperature on record. The glacial melting will likely lead to flash floods and drought in the region. Two hundred and… Read More »Earth on Tickertape
Sections
The cybersexual revolution
The Author analyzes how fears and regulations remap inequalities online
The best burrito in town
I have a confession to make: when I first heard of Burritoville and its vegetarian dishes, I wrote it off. The prospect of vegetarian interpretations… Read More »The best burrito in town
Conservative McGill doth protest too much
QPIRG opt-out campaign is hypocritical
CFS involved in three lawsuits in Quebec
PGSS suit asks student federation to set referendum date
Emergency in Gaza
War doctor Mads Gilbert discusses the politics of health in the Occupied Territories
McGill slashes employee benefits
McGill slashes employee benefits
Both Ahtila’s photography and video art capture the same aesthetic of motion.
Montreal bloggers launch zine dedicated to brunching around the city
Social justice & stock portfolios
Members of Hillel and SPHR debate ethical investments at McGill
Against pro-life groups
Anti-abortion organizations have no place on campus
Here is where
New exhibition places viewer at focal point of multiple mediums and stories
Facebook privacy under investigation
Complaint sparks debate on social networking site’s intentions and responsibilities
To dance, to seek, to find, and not to yield
The title of the latest dance piece by Montreal-based choreographer Dominique Porte – Ulysse, nous et les sirènes – suggests recognizable and relatable themes: the… Read More »To dance, to seek, to find, and not to yield
Khadr to remain in Guantanámo Bay
Supreme Court leaves Canadian’s fate in the hands of Harper government
Setting the record straight on the Bookstore
After reading “Haven Books: a cheap alternative” by Ben Paris (Commentary, January 11), my staff and I felt compelled to address the errors and misinformation… Read More »Setting the record straight on the Bookstore