Music from the pavement
The Daily’s Whitney Mallett unpacks a fresh batch of local indie labels
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Winds of indie change
McGill / Concordia band Pop Winds launches first EP
You’ve got some splainin’ to do
Please explain how representing McGill as an absolute disgrace on campus and in the streets of Montreal is beneficial to the image of McGill as… Read More »You’ve got some splainin’ to do
José Diaz
SSMU VP Finance and Operations
T-A-K-E I-T O-F-F
An event that combines a hint of strip poker with a rambunctious crowd and — yes — spelling, the Honeysuckle Strip Spelling Bee is back.… Read More »T-A-K-E I-T O-F-F
Everything you always wanted to know about SSMU*
Accessibility is the operative word of this year’s SSMU executive. In their interviews with The Daily, each exec emphasized the importance of making SSMU’s politics… Read More »Everything you always wanted to know about SSMU*
Graduates vote to join student federation
Referendum held before resumption of classes
Mean streets
It’s time for francophone politicians to stop scaremongering about the precarity of the French language in Montreal and start talking about the real issues dividing… Read More »Mean streets
Who’s afraid of public health care?
With a debate raging down south over the possibility of a public option in Obama’s health care plan, Canada’s public system has gotten some flak.… Read More »Who’s afraid of public health care?
Owning up to the reality of the Afghan election
With Afghan citizens fresh from the polls on August 20, Stephen Harper was quick to call the election in the war-torn nation “remarkable.” South of… Read More »Owning up to the reality of the Afghan election
Home-grown sandwich
Friends with Food is back for another year and we are stuffed full with new ideas. We want this column to be about more than… Read More »Home-grown sandwich
Sebastian Ronderos-Morgan
SSMU VP External Affairs
Ivan Neilson
SSMU President
Sarah Olle
SSMU VP Clubs and Services
New residence opens
McGill’s newest residence, Carrefour Sherbrooke, recently opened its doors to students. Formerly the Four Points Sheraton Hotel, the new facility will house 250 undergraduates and… Read More »New residence opens