Reproductive Healthcare has a Long Way to Go in Canada
Financial accessibility remains a barrier
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Bill 96 Perpetuates Linguistic Colonialism
The law would further erase Indigenous languages and limit healthcare and legal access
Sexism and Silence in SSMU
Gender-based discrimination goes unchecked and creates a toxic environment, sources say
On AOC’s Met Gala Dress
“Tax the Rich” is a failed attempt at activism
The Royal Vic Must Continue to Serve the Milton-Parc Community
Resist gentrification and advocate for our neighbours
How Purdue Pharma Got Away with it All
The family behind the opiod crisis will walk away with little to no consequences
Changing Minds, Changing Institutions
Advancing a doctrine for adaptability at McGill
Checking in with AGSEM
Earlier this year, the Daily reported on issues members of the Association of Graduate Students Employed at McGill (AGSEM) were experiencing with Workday, the HR… Read More »Checking in with AGSEM
Open Letter: Hepatitis Can’t Wait
Teachings from COVID-19 to combat Hepatitis B and C viruses
Analysis: McGill’s COVID Protocol
Update: The September 17 version of this article stated that students would only be notified of a potential exposure if they were at a medium… Read More »Analysis: McGill’s COVID Protocol
Fast Fashion’s Excess
Overconsumption in the age of e-commerce
Queer McGill launches their Summer zine
As students head back to campus after a year of online classes, student services are reopening and Queer McGill is preparing to reopen their doors.… Read More »Queer McGill launches their Summer zine
Flashback: Saraba, Ultraman
Aliens, dreams, and the making of Ultraman (1966)
Netflix’s ‘The Chair’ Falls Short
A disappointing subplot severely detracts from a narrative full of potential
SSMU Demands Safe and Accessible Campus
On September 1, the first day of classes of the Fall semester, students congregated in front of the James Administration building from 9 AM to… Read More »SSMU Demands Safe and Accessible Campus