Coming to terms with the water crisis
A look into the growing misallocation of the global water supply
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Students occupy CREPUQ office
Thousands march for accessible education in ASSÉ led demo; police confirm five arrests, investigate two injuries
New union prepares for collective bargaining with McGill
Research employees struggling to contact members, begin negotiations
Geo-engineering and its discontents
It’s the late 2030s. Countries near the equator are suffering severely from storms and collapsing agriculture, but the West is unable to initiate significant mitigation… Read More »Geo-engineering and its discontents
Montreal Auditor General sues city employees
Montreal Auditor General Jacques Bergeron has decided to sue the municipal employees responsible for hacking into his confidential emails
Montreal Auditor General victim of espionage operation
Municipal opposition leader issues formal complaint to Quebec Municipal Affairs Minister
Bachand announces Quebec tuition hikes
Students will pay nearly double the amount of current Quebec fees by 2017
Fashion in transition
Is the latest vogue in model bodies a tokenization of gender-bending?
Westmount YMCA offers residence to Inuit patients
Nunavik region’s health and social services search for permanent residence in Montreal
Faculty Olympics a success
SSMU hopes to institutionalize event
McGill faces fine for MBA tuition increase
University “perplexed and disappointed” by government penalty
Fire in New Rez
Repairs to start in May
Venezuela watches the Arab revolutions
Journalist and Venezuelan expat Francisco Toro shares his perspective
MUNACA and McGill make some progress on contract negotiations
McGill has asked for concessions regarding probationary period, access to bereavement and other leaves, sick calls, and sessional workers
Mass transit is the future of Montreal
Montreal leading the way in transition from private commuting to public transit