Snakes, SSMUshies, and Ladders
With the SSMU executive geared up for their year ahead representing the student body, The Daily provides you a run-down of where we think they… Read More »Snakes, SSMUshies, and Ladders
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Red scare: Less money, mo’ problems
Conservative government cuts $48.5-million from federal arts funding
Editorial: McGill’s union issues
We thought that MUNACA’s General Assembly (GA) last Thursday would culminate with the approval of a strike mandate. Instead, it ended with a blaring fire… Read More »Editorial: McGill’s union issues
Keep the military out of universities, urge Montreal activists
National Defence funding does not dictate research, insists war studies director
New catalyst sheds light on solar energy
Plants have us beat. Every day, trillions of them convert sunlight into stored energy, because they, like us, still need energy when the sun doesn’t… Read More »New catalyst sheds light on solar energy
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Wrecked: Surf spots
Shipwrecked pirates might want to resort to surfing as a mode of transportation. Surfing the web, that is. Here are three oases in Montreal’s online… Read More »Wrecked: Surf spots
Wide urban spaces
[Correction appended] “If you erase the people of downtown America, the effect is bizarre, not to say disturbing… the familiar urban landscape without a soul… Read More »Wide urban spaces
Wrecked: Straight from the parrot’s mouth
North, east, west, south – they’re directions, sure, but they also stand for what you’ll be interested in around campus and Montreal. That’s right, the… Read More »Wrecked: Straight from the parrot’s mouth
Students find shady jobs through CAPS
[Correction appended] Six McGill students were abruptly fired after working two weeks of a summer telemarketing job at Downshire Capital, a Montreal financial company that… Read More »Students find shady jobs through CAPS
Federal candidates face-off in by-election
When Liberal Lucienne Robillard resigned as the Westmount—Ville-Marie Member of Parliament after 13 years, the riding prepared for a by-election to find a replacement. Now,… Read More »Federal candidates face-off in by-election
Wrecked: Get oriented
To the freshly shipwrecked outsider, the geographical arrangement of Montreal’s indigenous peoples may seem mysterious and intimidating. Let this be your guide. Montreal North A… Read More »Wrecked: Get oriented
Wrecked: Disorentation guide map!
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Caferama franchisee to lose restaurant
Caferama manager Faykil Ben will be left jobless come January when coffee giant, Café Supreme, moves into room 103 in the Shatner building. Ben will… Read More »Caferama franchisee to lose restaurant
New New Rez at 515 Ste. Catherine
McGill shuffles wait-listed first years to new luxury accommodations at the last minute