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UnderwHELMing
My first experience at HELM Brasseur Gourmand was in early May for an end-of-the-year celebration for a student publication. Located at Parc and Bernard, I lived… Read More »UnderwHELMing
Still reeling
Montreal’s World Film Festival (WFF), the city’s premiere international cinema event, finishes on Monday, September 3. Far removed from the international glamour of the Toronto… Read More »Still reeling
Seven-hour march debuts resistance to “special law”
Passage of Bill 78 and municipal “anti-mask” bylaw could mean end of student strike
Liberal Arts program introduced for next academic year
Bioengineering department also approved
Sûreté du Québec arrests McGill and Concordia bus at Victoriaville
Most passengers charged with unlawful assembly and riot
Plastic bullets fired in recent demonstrations
Police downplays risks despite past deaths and industry spin
Third consecutive evening demonstration
Tuition hike negotiation breakdown at forefront of protest
Strikers’ request for accommodation rejected
Deputy Provost: “The semester will continue on schedule”
McGill keeping exam locations confidential
Administration concerned about student strike disruptions
Twelve hours of marches begin in Square Victoria
Day-long tuition protest designed to turn downtown core into “protest playground”
An interview with Joe Clark
The former Prime Minister and current McGill professor discusses the Harper government, the NDP, and the years’ events at McGill
Quebec government offers concessions to striking students
Student associations unlikely to accept new student aid plan
2011-2012 : Our campus
An in-depth look at the issues that made headlines this year
Asbestos review lacks “required records”
No evidence of research misconduct so far