Impact season saved
The Montreal Impact’s 2010 season has been rescued after an agreement was reached between the United Soccer League (USL) and the newly-formed North American Soccer… Read More »Impact season saved
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A second life is not a life
Facebook dissociates users from reality
Redrawing animation
La Cinémathèque Québécoise offers a look at emerging animation talent
Run + drink = Hash
Winter-running in Montreal is associated with a particular kind of psychosis, the kind exemplified by the foggy-glassed, masochistic father in Bill Watterson’s Calvin and Hobbes.… Read More »Run + drink = Hash
Molson Stadium expansion goes forward
Plans draw ire from local residents
Two SSMU senators resign
Arts Senator Nick Wolf criticizes SSMU, wants to choose his successor
Nicell outlines University master plan
McGill’s Associate Vice Principal of University Services Jim Nicell presented upcoming changes and renovations within the University’s five-year master plan to a packed McConnell auditorium… Read More »Nicell outlines University master plan
Ignatieff critiques Tories on campus tour
Liberal leader condemns Parliament’s prorogation and discusses coalition politics
McGill profs to testify against equal marriage
Religious Studies and Law professors invited to give expert testimony in Iowa, and likely in California
STM struggles over graffiti
La Presse recently reported that the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) has spent $11.3 million since 2003 to clean up Montreal’s graffiti, which STM… Read More »STM struggles over graffiti
RVC residents may demand refund
Administrators scramble to provide compensation for closed dining hall
Bees, trees, malaria
T he Beijing Weather Modification Office fired shells loaded with silver iodide into the skies in northern China, inducing an additional 16 million tonnes of… Read More »Bees, trees, malaria
Sept-Îles residents challenge uranium exploration project
Doctors threaten to resign in protest as fears of health risks grow
AMUSE certified by Quebec
New union to protect McGill casual employees
Needed: Opposition ménage à trois
On December 30, Prime Minister Stephen Harper quietly announced through a proxy that he would prorogue – or close – Parliament until March 3, after… Read More »Needed: Opposition ménage à trois