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.
Online Party of Canada seeks to reshape the political process
FECQ criticizes extravagant travel costs
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
Matthew McLauchlin, co-chair of the NDP federal LGBT committee speaks with The Daily
SSMU President speaks to The Daily
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… Read More »Who will win the web war?
Only 84 students responded to the survey, the majority of whom were from the Faculty of Arts. Dallas Bentley, SSMU communications and publications manager, said SSMU has yet to formally organize the data
Re: “Consent is fucking sexy” | Letters | February 3
This week is National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, to be marked by a series of events both at McGill and across Canada devoted to recognizing… Read More »Toward a more open discussion
Olivia Messer on the dire consequences of the American meat industry
Council refers motion to abolish General Assembly to committee
The controversial motion to abolish the General Assembly, authored by SSMU President Zach Newburgh, was referred to a committee after a Council vote
The Black Students Network and Queer McGill co-hosted their first joint event, “Is it Dark in the Closet?” last Wednesday evening
A Warning from the United Nations WFP: “The margins between stability and chaos are perilously thin”