Today, it seems everyone has to have an opinion on everything. But that’s not a bad thing. New media has resulted in a communicative democracy… Read More »Hyde Park: Picketing is nice, but use your brain first
Only six faculties affected
As part of the First Peoples’ House (FPH) annual Pow-Wow, Iroquois men perform in a trad-tional drum circle as part of a singing and dancing… Read More »Campus eye
At Marché MTL’s Swaparama, vintage fiends trade their old clothes for, well, more old clothes
Project brings Internet access to children in the developing world
Car Free Day Monday, Sept 22, All day Don’t let us catch you trying to park on campus. Hopefully the Security-Guards-turned-Traffic-Directors will take the day… Read More »What’s the haps
Management prefers students don’t contact University services
And intelligent Design gets a little boost
SSMU Council convened for the first time last Thursday to introduce new members and review the result of SSMU executives’ work this summer. With the… Read More »SSMU Council highlights important issues for this fall
Christopher Leo Point A debate has arisen in Ontario that cuts to the core of staunchly held conceptions of morality and individual rights. This summer,… Read More »Hyde Park: Must doctors perform procedures they deem immoral?
Community awareness group says online opt-outs breach legal agreement with University
Reproductive rights are brought to the fore in panel discussion over two new documentaries
The Daily had a chat with Montrealer John Curtin, a journalist with 17 documentaries to his name, about his latest work, To Hell With Manners.
Daniel Lametti steps behind the counter at Montreal’s Compassion Club – a medical marijuana dispensary operating on the fringes of Canadian law
The Coen brothers strike again