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Ahed Tamimi’s trial Tuesday, February 13 Ahed Tamimi’s trial began at the Ofer Military Court on February 13 behind closed doors, as an Israeli military… Read More »International News Briefs
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Community members speak out against gentrification in Parc-Ex
On Monday February 20, around twenty protesters gathered in front of the Parc Metro station to denounce a luxury apartment project at Plaza Hutchison. The… Read More »Community members speak out against gentrification in Parc-Ex
Vigil honours Colten Boushie
Trial verdict reflects failure of Canada’s criminal justice system
Panelists discuss injustices against First Nations communities
McGill’s Have a Heart Day raises awareness about gaps in indigenous health and education conditions in Canada
Panel confronts Stanley verdict
University professors raise awareness on anti-Indigenous racism in law
The effects of Islamophobia
QPIRG holds workshop discussing “white allyship” context of Islamophobia in academia
Players’ Theatre forced to relocate
Asbestos contamination prompts immediate relocation during Festival
A Modest Proposal regarding on-campus smoking
A case study of the McLennan-Redpath underpass
Telling and enacting trans history
Kai Cheng Thom and Trish Salah hold stage for a poetry night
Shabook Shalom
Weaving together Jewish Ritual and Radical Politics
In response to creation of the Max Bell School of Public Policy
Dear Principal Fortier, In the Winter issue, McGill News reported the creation of the new Max Bell School of Public Policy (Training Tomorrow’s Policy Leaders,… Read More »In response to creation of the Max Bell School of Public Policy
In response to the NBC comments at the Winter Olympics
History teaches us that remembrance is important. History also teaches us that safeguarding the transfer of veracity onto the next generation is just as important… Read More »In response to the NBC comments at the Winter Olympics
Pass the mic
Identifying and eradicating performative allyship
Freedom and regulations in shinny
Finding the balance that means a game for everyone
McGill’s insistence on ‘political neutrality’ is an insult to student activism
On December 12, 2017, the Board of Governors (BoG) — McGill’s highest authority governing over academic, business, and financial affairs — met to discuss the… Read More »McGill’s insistence on ‘political neutrality’ is an insult to student activism