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Black bloc vs. police state

Braden Goyette • June 29, 2010

This article originally appeared on the blog firstascents.wordpress.com As of yesterday I’ve learned two things: One, the police lie. I listened while their press statements came out and directly contradicted things I saw with my own eyes. And two, I can no longer take seriously any of the arguments for… Read More

Accredited Daily reporter assaulted by police near G20 protest

admin • June 27, 2010

TORONTO – A Daily journalist with G20 media credentials was assaulted by police near a peaceful protest at the intersection of Queen and Spadina Sunday evening. Stephen Davis was kicked, thrown against a wall, and violently searched by five officers near to where police detained hundreds of peaceful protesters after… Read More

At the G20: Thursday in Photos

Elena Comay del Junco • June 26, 2010

Around 1,000 people marched for native rights in downtown Toronto Read More

At the G20: Friday in Photos

Elena Comay del Junco • June 26, 2010

Tensions rise as around 3,000 march in Toronto on the eve of the G20 Read More

Protests stay peaceful as summits near

Elena Comay del Junco • June 24, 2010

Around 1,000 march for indigenous rights in Toronto Read More

The Daily’s 2010-2011 Editorial Board

admin • April 17, 2010

Congratulations to next year’s editorial board! We’re looking forward to our centennial year! See you in August! Coordinating editor Emilio Comay del Junco Coordinating News editor Michael Lee-Murphy News editor Eric Andrew-Gee Rana Encol Henry Gass Features editor Niko Block Commmentary&Compendium! editor William M. Burton Coordinating Culture editor Ian Beattie… Read More

Be the change you want to see

Riva Gold • April 15, 2010

Dissatisfied? Do somethin’. Read More

Why your hate is hard to stomach

Stephen Davis • April 14, 2010

The Daily is an idealistic project. I’ve met with editors of other student papers from across the country, and they spoke about firing co-workers and banning sloppy writers from their offices. One spoke about putting writers on “probation,” and then wondered out loud why more students weren’t interested in contributing… Read More

Why The Daily is worth supporting

Amelia Schonbek • April 14, 2010

In March, the Daily Publications Society (DPS), which prints The McGill Daily and Le Délit, held a referendum asking students to agree to a slight increase in the fee they pay to support the DPS. Though the referendum question was in reference to the DPS as a whole, The Daily… Read More

Environment year-end review

admin • April 12, 2010

COP15 and Sustainability at McGill Read More

That’ll do, SSMU, that’ll do

admin • April 12, 2010

At the end of each year, the News editors often find themselves writing lukewarm to scathing reviews of each member of the SSMU executive. This year, however, the executive has done a pretty great job. They’ve been accessible and personable to news writers, and have accomplished projects beyond their election… Read More

Gorilla Composting to acquire new machine

admin • April 12, 2010

In the next several weeks, as the majority of students settle down to study for exams, members of McGill’s Gorilla Composting will have cause to celebrate. The student-run organization, founded in 2005, has successfully financed the purchase of a Big Hanna T240 composting machine, which will arrive on campus this… Read More

Science courses can be kind of a mind-fuck

Shannon Palus • April 10, 2010

Reflections on post-secondary education and the cost of your undergrad soul Read More

Lisa OUT

Lisam • April 10, 2010

When writers and editors collide Read More

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admin • April 10, 2010