St. Laurent goes wireless
Development group plugs the Main in
Sections
Bursting the Bubble: A nook by the river
Michael Tau’s walking tour of Verdun
First Nations’ rights violated by Canada’s refusal to ratify UN treaty
Harper must recognize Indigenous rights as human rights, Manuel
The conversationalist: Environmental agriculture from an altitude of 12,000 m
It makes sense for those without exceptionally long legs, small bladders, or aerial restlessness to want the window seat. This may be especially true for… Read More »The conversationalist: Environmental agriculture from an altitude of 12,000 m
My so-called Second Life
McGill deploys librarians into cyberspace
Obama won, now there’s work to do
Editorial
Lit supp part 1
____________________________________________ matthew donne Infinite Honey Was this from the Philly show at the Starlight Ballroom? Oh, so you’re the asshole who kept shouting ‘TV PARTY’,… Read More »Lit supp part 1
U.S. diplomatic talks with Iran
Point / Counterpoint
Subverting subversive cinema
Mike Hoolboom compiles conversations on creativity and filmmaking
Lit supp part 3
tracy wan Footnote: A Fairytale Sever where the gangrene has not spread, the underbelly of the skin already blue in places you crawled in unknowingly.… Read More »Lit supp part 3
In defense of Jane Doe
Shannon Stewart addresses the Pickton murders through poetry
The Literary Supplement
Every year the Daily publishes a literary supplement featuring the creative writing of numerous McGill students. For the sake of space management, this year’s edition… Read More »The Literary Supplement
Lit supp part 2
suzie philippot More tell: Last words for Dutch Schulz Flegenheimer the hidden rhymes of click and dipping ammonia. Aging afternoon, colder evening, a green shape… Read More »Lit supp part 2
What’s the haps
Music For Change Monday, November 3, 7:30 p.m. Petit Cafe Campus, 57 Prince Arthur E. Groove to Tara Hall, Soulstice and Francois Graham from Surface… Read More »What’s the haps
U.S. presidential election excludes felons
As a result of outdated state laws, incarcerated and released felons don’t vote