Parc Oxygène in danger
Milton-Parc fights against green space redevelopment
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Giving Outreach students a voice and a pen
En Masse artist collective transforms installation piece into mentorship project
The affair of the water meters
The first shock of this election season was long in coming. On September 23, Mayor Gérald Tremblay cancelled a contract between the City and the… Read More »The affair of the water meters
Cutting out the middleman
Canadian writer Andrew Smith chronicles his efforts at self-publishing
No One is Illegal protests Kenney at McGill
Conservative McGill invites immigration minister to speak
Under the Olympian shadow
“So the shaping spirit of work / can make a town…” This sentiment, expressed by Montreal poet Louis Dudek about his hometown, is particularly evident… Read More »Under the Olympian shadow
Youth run for office in Westmount
Candidates aim to increase youth involvement
Aging gracefully
Dance company puts the young and the old on stage together to tackle issues relating to age
Question time with the Minister of Immigration
You might know that George Bush is coming to town today – but while you’re in the shoe-throwing mood, there’s someone else you might want… Read More »Question time with the Minister of Immigration
She got glam
Player’s Theatre stages Hedwig and the Angry Inch
SSMU dropped the ball
Held once a semester, general assemblies (GAs) are an important opportunity for undergraduates to make proposals directly to the student body and to have their… Read More »SSMU dropped the ball
PGSS moves to reform CFS in mass proposal
Seven student unions claim CFS is tyrannical and litigious, CFS calls accusations malicious
Diabetes plagues Kahnawake
Poor sports facilities and funding push disease to twice national average
Gender neutral, but not equal
Human rights lawyer Pearl Eliadis on the legal challenges women still face in Canada
Canadian rivers in peril
World Wildlife Fund report card recommends politicians evaluate hydro-electric policies.