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Mama Matina’s Monthly Roast
Vida Javidi • September 28, 2020
It’s not what you want to hear, it’s what you need to hear Read More
Opinion: My Biracial Identity as a Trend: Colourism in Hollywood
Layla Razek • September 1, 2020
Colourism in Hollywood. Colourism in Bollywood. Colourism in the words, unnoticed within the quick stream of a rap song, that imply that someone who looks like my mom isn’t worth the effort. Worth anything. Hate is a powerful background noise which builds up over time. But… Read More
2020-2021 SSMU Executive Election Results
News • February 28, 2020
The results are in – here are your SSMU Executives for the 2020-21 year. President – Jemark Earle Jemark Earle Recieved 66.1 per cent of votes (2213 votes total). Ruth Silcoff Received 29.2 per cent of votes (933 votes total). VP University Affairs – Brooklyn Frizzle Brooklyn Frizzle, U2… Read More
Police & Transit & People (Car-Free MTL Blog)
Alexis Zhou • February 10, 2020
Transit Systems Should Not be Hunting Grounds for Cops Read More
OSD Introduces Volunteer Slide-Sharers
Wilma Shmolt • January 27, 2020
This Friday, the OSD proudly announced their newest volunteer position, available to all members of the McDill community by application. The new role is a perfect way to provide a valuable service to students at McDill, “reducing positive outcomes while increasing barriers to education for every student.” Known as “slide-sharers,”… Read More
“Non à la loi 21”
Amanda Chiu • January 23, 2020
McGill, UQAM Students Demonstrate Against Law 21 Read More
Student Protests in India
Ayesha Vemuri • January 19, 2020
Against a Discriminatory New Law, Protesters Face Police Brutality Read More
CAMSR Recommends Decarbonization, Not Divestment
Yasna Khademian • December 4, 2019
Reports and Recommendations to McGill BoG Released Read More
On the Migrant Detention Centre
Sequoia Kim • November 11, 2019
ASTTeQ and Solidarity Across Borders Host Workshop Read More
No More Compendium
Compendium • November 4, 2019
We Regret to Inform You that Satire is Cancelled Read More
Federal Elections Primer
Culture • October 8, 2019
The McGill Daily has compiled a primer to educate Daily readers on the stances of the four major parties prior to the federal election on October 21, 2019. This list is not exhaustive – we have selected issues that we believe are important to students, but encourage people to do… Read More
ImageNet Roulette and AI Bias
Willa Holt • September 30, 2019
Man-made Systems with Man-made Issues Read More