Protecting the Blindside
The NHL is leaving players on open ice, and out to dry.
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Wait, I thought she wanted to sign the abstention….
Am I the only one seeing something wrong with this? So basically Palestinians needs to “behave” in order to have a partial freeze of settlements… Read More »Wait, I thought she wanted to sign the abstention….
Iraq’s lesson in Canada
I want to make the next 12 months the year of the purple thumb. What the fuck is he talking about, you ask? Well, the… Read More »Iraq’s lesson in Canada
The self-indulgence of the Oscars
So here we are, another Oscar season has passed, the impressions from Sunday night’s ceremony are slowly giving away, and the passions are wearing off.… Read More »The self-indulgence of the Oscars
Civil liberties under threat
McGill hosts symposium on counter-terrorism and human rights
PGSS Council approves CFS referendum
Decision made almost unanimously in spite of legal warnings
International Women’s Day
Li’l Hyde Parks about spreading the word, revolution, and the Superwoman
Locking the doors of the Knesset
Without professing an opinion on whether Israeli society is or is not an “apartheid” society, I need to clarify some of the claims Amelia Schonbek… Read More »Locking the doors of the Knesset
Precious melodies
Silly Kissers release their first vinyl on Arbutus Records
The XX factor
Montreal artist-run studio seeks to open cyberspace to women
The changing nature of gay
WINNIPEG — When an out homosexual character on a prime-time sitcom exclaims, “Can you have him paint us something a little less gay?”, it sounds… Read More »The changing nature of gay
Queer rights back in citizen guide
Victory for LGBT rights groups after Immigration Minister Kenney removed content
Big, burly, and beautiful
A step inside the world of Montreal’s bears
Referendum endorsements
Re: Body sovereignty in SSMU Constitution – Yes, with reservations This motion asks students to modify the preamble of the SSMU Constitution to include respect… Read More »Referendum endorsements
Housing movement intensifies
Andrew Bates, Canadian University Press Western Bureau Chief, reports on protests amid the Olympics, their sense of community, democratic spirit, and national implications