Truth and Forgiveness
CUP Quebec Bureau Chief Misha Warbanski asks if a Truth and Reconciliation Commission can heal the wounds in Canada’s First Nations communities
Sections
Honeybee decline a mystery
Cooperation vital to life on earth
Pleasure and pain, dancing cheek to cheek
Dance choreographer Helene Blackburn addresses a troubling philosophical question
Milking it for all it’s worth
As I grow older, I find myself thrust into scenarios that I didn’t hope to encounter until I had at least 10 grey hairs. Sometimes… Read More »Milking it for all it’s worth
Poaching health workers from abroad
Most countries, like our own, have a severe shortage of skilled health workers. According to a report published by the Canadian Nurses Association, by 2016,… Read More »Poaching health workers from abroad
Errata
In “Small numbers of loud voices protest Gaza” (News, January 12), The Daily incorrectly wrote that the protest was organized by QPIRG Concordia, when in… Read More »Errata
Students occupy government office
ASSÉ demonstrators form blockade at economic institute for free tuition
Privatization threatens Quebec healthcare
Striving for healthcare efficiency and prescription drug reform over privatization was the message last night at a community discussion hosted by the left-leaning political party… Read More »Privatization threatens Quebec healthcare
Hive Mind: Activist maladies and radical disorders
I’m sick and I’m grumpy, and even though my meeting quotient this year has been relatively low when checked against my track record, venting about… Read More »Hive Mind: Activist maladies and radical disorders
Leong in Wonderland
B.C. artist re-imagines the natural world with a measure of intrigue
You Are Here: Internships 101: A Daily Guide
It’s that time of the year again. Three weeks have passed since our Christmas holiday ended, and we’re already salivating over the next big one:… Read More »You Are Here: Internships 101: A Daily Guide
Worth its salt
Sel et Vinaigre goes from zine to silkscreen in 1-2-3
This just in: Manhattan attacked by monsters, again
The media was hyping Cloverfield well before its release. The marketing tactic was unusual for a big studio film: rather than giving away plot lines… Read More »This just in: Manhattan attacked by monsters, again
Green changes coming to Caferama space
Caferama’s days of dishing out paninis and salads in styrofoam are numbered, and students are gearing up to replace the Shatner building’s first-floor cafeteria –… Read More »Green changes coming to Caferama space
Ever the gentlemen
With mild manners and rustic rhythms, local band revives a bygone era