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Are we complicit in marginalization?
Ian Beattie • March 18, 2010
The Daily’s Ian Beattie challenges the paper’s response to opponents of pro-life groups Read More
The Daily’s Guide for News Writers
admin • March 18, 2010
If you are new to writing news for The Daily, please read this guide in full before writing your story. And be sure to send us your phone number as soon as you pick up your first assignment. It’s important that you understand our particular approach to news so that… Read More
In the final analysis
Sana Saeed • March 18, 2010
Activist communities must be less all-or-nothing in their judgments Read More
Ontario nuclear workers exposed to radiation
admin • March 18, 2010
Almost 200 workers may have been exposed to unhealthy amounts of radioactivity last November at the Bruce Nuclear Generating Station on the eastern shore of Lake Huron, Ontario. According to an online news release by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC), Canada’s nuclear safety watchdog, “on November 28, 2009, routine… Read More
SSMU and Milton-Parc work together
Jeff Bishku-Aykul • March 18, 2010
An information session for a new initiative to improve ties between students and residents of the Milton-Parc neighbourhood was held in the Notre Dame Church Tuesday. The McGill administration, SSMU, and the Milton-Parc Citizens Committee (MPCC) have together coordinated the Community Action and Relations Endeavor (CARE), and seek to provide… Read More
Nose candy and the Freudians who love it
Daniel Lametti • March 17, 2010
Susceptibility to addiction depends on your environment Read More
Stop punishing addicts
Sam Neylon • March 15, 2010
Drug policy discussions often take the form of a binary: treatment versus enforcement. Carrots and sticks. This is however, a problematic and wildly uneven binary. Treatment is not a carrot. Treatment is a long and arduous process that, at its best, acknowledges the complex nature of addiction and recovery –… Read More
Putting the “I” back in medicine
Whitney Mallett • March 15, 2010
Self-medication should be a right Read More
Black market hormones
Quinn Albaugh • March 15, 2010
Bootleg prescription drugs put trans folks’ lives in danger Read More
Naturopathic medicine is whack
Riva Gold • March 15, 2010
What’s legal and causes the death and permanent disability of thousands of men, women, and children each year? Alternative medicine: the greatest natural disaster plaguing today’s society. Canadian federal and provincial policies toward naturopathic drugs and herbal remedies need to be reconsidered to protect patients from serious harms and misinformation. Read More
Des illusions d’optique obsédantes
Joël Thibeault • March 15, 2010
Avec la collaboration très spéciale de Petit Crouton et de Cracky Crack Read More
Disabled? See you later
Hannah Freeman • March 11, 2010
Canada’s “excessive demand” restriction on immigration is discriminatory Read More
Downwardly mobile & loving it
Lisam • March 11, 2010
Growing up as a middle-class white kid, I thought everyone was like me. Books and TV narrated my experiences, my neighbourhood and schools shared my family’s values, and I saw myself reflected in the faces of my friends and teachers. We rarely worried about money; I saw doctors on the… Read More
Whose culture is it?
William M. Burton • March 9, 2010
Taking on the myth that Quebec’s culture belongs to a select few Read More
Gerts in the black; unused funds for speakers
Erin Hale • March 6, 2010
The revised SSMU budget presented at Council on Thursday evening revealed that Gerts and the SSMU Operations Committee may break even this year. The Operations Committee ended last year with an $85,633 deficit. In the revised budget the deficit now stands at $6,410. The deficit for Gerts is down from… Read More