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Opinion: Right-Wing Demagogue is Sending Poland Back to the Middle Ages
President Andrzej Duda is wrong for Poland
Zoom School: How Students Are Coping with an Online Semester
The synchronous, the asynchronous, and the just plain confusing
“Non à la Privatisation!”
Community advocates rally against the privatization of the Royal Victoria Hospital
Flashback: Into the Creek
How “Dawson’s Creek” Shaped Teen TV
Land Back to Six Nations
Six Nations land defenders have been occupying a residential development site on Haudenosaunee land, since July 19, 2020, in what is currently known as Caledonia, Ontario.
New Draft Policy for Students with Disabilities Released
AGSEM Raises Concerns with Draft Policy in Review
Decolonizing Tibet, Resisting The Chinese Communist Party
An introduction to McGill Students for a Free Tibet
Opinion: Why the Resignation of the Lebanese Government Alone is Worthless
The roots of corruption lie deeper than a faulty Government and are much harder to exterminate.
OAP is now Open Air Casino
OAP is transforming into Open Air Casino, but not everyone is thrilled.
Paying for McGill in a Pandemic
McGill’s lack of consideration for a student’s budget
A Program to “Confront Systemic Racism” at McGill
McGill Releases New Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Plan
Confront Colonial Legacies, Not Just Statues
On August 29, activists at an action to defund the police in Montreal’s Place du Canada toppled a statue of the first prime minister of Canada, John A. MacDonald, who has family ties to the slave trade.
Phoebe Bridgers’ Strange New World
A review of Punisher
Opinion: Long Live Belarus
“A peaceful revolution is taking place […] It is neither a pro-Russian nor anti-Russian revolution. It is neither an anti-European Union nor a pro-European Union… Read More »Opinion: Long Live Belarus