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McGill faces fine for MBA tuition increase
Henry Gass • March 17, 2011
University "perplexed and disappointed" by government penalty Read More
Venezuela watches the Arab revolutions
News • March 12, 2011
Journalist and Venezuelan expat Francisco Toro shares his perspective Read More
MUNACA and McGill make some progress on contract negotiations
Rana Encol • March 10, 2011
McGill has asked for concessions regarding probationary period, access to bereavement and other leaves, sick calls, and sessional workers Read More
Mass transit is the future of Montreal
Jessica Lukawiecki • March 10, 2011
Montreal leading the way in transition from private commuting to public transit Read More
Physical focus
HealthAndEducation • March 10, 2011
A McGill institute's new approach to ADHD childcare and teaching Read More
On International Women’s Day
Olivia Messer • March 6, 2011
Why doesn't Canada celebrate a national holiday dedicated to women? Read More
Another’s life, what is it worth?
Ted Sprague • March 6, 2011
A simple calculation of supply and demand Read More
Citizen initiative calls for open data policy in Montreal
Mari Galloway • February 17, 2011
Montréal Ouvert, a citizens’ initiative that aims to promote open access to civic information, is pushing the City of Montreal to implement an open data policy. Jean-Noé Landry, one of four co-founders of Montréal Ouvert, spoke to The Daily about the advantages of implementing such a policy in Montreal. Read More
Online revolution
News • February 17, 2011
Online Party of Canada seeks to reshape the political process Read More
CEGEP expenses exposed
Alexia Jablonski • February 12, 2011
FECQ criticizes extravagant travel costs Read More
McGill receives $3 million for research
News • February 12, 2011
McGill researchers will receive $3 million from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), which hopes to support practical application of multidisciplinary research Read More
Bill C-389 scores a victory for trans rights
Rana Encol • February 12, 2011
Matthew McLauchlin, co-chair of the NDP federal LGBT committee speaks with The Daily Read More
Who will win the web war?
Features • February 11, 2011
BURNABY, B.C. (CUP) – It lasted only a week and a half, but the furor that spread throughout social media frequented by Canadian users was difficult to miss. The once-obscure jargon of usage-based billing became commonplace as articles predicted Canada’s collapse into an online ghetto. Outraged internet users plotted ways… Read More