Diagnosis gone digital
Electronic medical assistants helpful but not always effective
Electronic medical assistants helpful but not always effective
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I’m not a supporter of Choose Life, but I do agree with their right to exist on campus, as a SSMU club – or rather… Read More »You have the right to remain stupid
Choose Life is a pro-life club that seeks to promote respect for human life and human rights from conception. We believe that every loss of… Read More »Don’t deny Choose Life’s clubhood
In the article “Verdun Acquires First Industrial Composter,” (News, September 28), The Daily misattributed a quotation to Francine Morin. It was in fact Steve McLeod… Read More »Errata
UBC researcher Joy Johnson calls for new investigations
Choose Life has a pattern of engaging in questionable events, including displaying photos of fetuses at the crossroads, and more recently hosting a supposedly “non-political”… Read More »I didn’t choose Choose Life
Canadian says accusations of terror links are baseless
Quebec art collective reworks old pieces into something new
Last week, Global TV aired a segment on escalating violence between Filipino and South Asian teenagers in Montreal’s Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood. The journalists framed the most… Read More »Look at the big picture behind “gang violence”
I made my dad read Dave Eggers this summer. Having read A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius the summer before, I delighted in seeing him… Read More »How my father learned to swear
Theatre course teaches students about social justice in and out of the classroom
At the Schulich School of Music, a doctoral student prepares for her final recital
Cagibi improv series brings musicians together