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
With mild manners and rustic rhythms, local band revives a bygone era
Crystal Pite is not one to shy away from asking big questions through her art. The choreographer, who not only directs and dances with the… Read More »Brief: Philosophical musings take center stage
It is 3:00 AM and you’re sound asleep on a cold winter night. Suddenly the alarm goes off, forcing you to jump out of your… Read More »McGill residences: a governance model par excellence
Local DJ and McGill alum reflects on his influences in anticipation of graphic novel release
The “No Olympics on Stolen Native Land” stickers pasted all around McGill have become something of a symbol of radical thought. Their message is explicit,… Read More »Hyde Park: Unpacking the sticky simplicity
We count ourselves lucky that we’ll be back next year, despite increasing competition on and off campus, and with the recession exacerbating the already troubling… Read More »Editorial: The growing importance of Independent Media
Kimmie Weeks wanted to help fix “the poverty that kills”
Refugee Rights Day Monday, April 6, 12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Wendy Patrick room, Wilson Hall, 3506 University The Social Work Department of McGill University… Read More »What’s the haps
Students call for a better system to ship generic HIV/AIDS drugs
If you have one beer this summer, it better be at Mondial de la Biére
Canadians push the government to lend money to the national broadcaster
During my most recent failure in self-control – an obscenely unhealthy Rock of Love marathon that clearly took precedence over essay writing – I started… Read More »Lost In Transcription: Low on sugar, out of control
Like most curious young Canadians, you may have been used to staying up late and switching on the Sunday Night Sex Show with Sue Johanson.… Read More »Talking sex with Sue Johanson
What would Raphael Lemkin, the audacious author of the 1951 Genocide Convention and the man who coined the word “genocide,” think of Sudanese president Omar… Read More »Hyde Park: When justice is not enough