Should there really be an app for that?
A look at the absurd, the offensive, and the potentially amusing in mobile technology
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Illegal Canadian mine shut down
Mexican ruling on New Gold mine sets precedent
Breaking the cycle
Eric Wen on The Jesus Lizard’s reunion as a sign of the nineties revival
Small press is a big deal
A look at Expozine, Montreal’s independent publishing fair
Canada’s North on thin ice
Geography professor urges solutions to address the palpable effects of climate change
McGill poets read at Thomson House
This Thursday, November 26, a late fall reading will be happening at Thomson House. Simon Lewsen, a Master’s student in English literature and former Daily… Read More »McGill poets read at Thomson House
The difficult refugee claim process just got more difficult
Economy a higher priority than humanitarian aid for Conservatives
Gun registry in Conservatives’ sights
On November 4, MPs in the House of Commons voted in favour of a private member’s bill to repeal Canada’s federal long-gun registry, instituted in… Read More »Gun registry in Conservatives’ sights
Alone, but not unheard
Maria Olivia Ramirez Rabiela had been planning to return to her native Mexico when she died alone in her apartment in late 2007. Olivia: a… Read More »Alone, but not unheard
Toward a bilingual Canada
Commissioner speaks on F.R. Scott and the evolution of language rights
Participatory research benefits both sides
Traditional scientific research has often been criticized for operating like a one-way street. Researchers frequently use communities solely as information resources from which to gather… Read More »Participatory research benefits both sides
Long gun registry under fire
Opponents say proposed legislation threatens public safety
The problem with criminalizing HIV transmission
Panellists discuss criminalization’s impact on HIV/AIDS stigmas and testing
Principal talks on military research and tuition
The Daily sits down with Heather Munroe-Blum to discuss campus issues
Mining company sues writer for findings
Author discusses pollution, corruption by Canadian companies in Africa