Youth and Climate Activism
“To refuse to participate in the shaping of our future is to give it up. Do not be misled into passivity either by false security or by despair. Each of us must find our work and do it. ”
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2026
Keeping our unhoused community warm this winter
On October 23, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon released plans to fulfill his first campaign promise as Premier: allocating an additional 28 million dollars to the 48 million provincial budget to operate warming shelters for unhoused people this winter. Around 16 to 18 million dollars
The Sexual Politics of the Trade War
The rhetorical parallels in Trump’s description of of Canada and his victims of sexual assault
The Freedom to Be: The Enduring Legacies of Tim Curry and Dolly Parton Within the Queer Community
Tim Curry and Dolly Parton may seem like unlikely icons to place side by side, yet their legacies share a common thread: both have encouraged generations of people to embrace their individuality and challenge the expectations that smother their lived realities. Through their
“This Was Missing In Montreal”
Montreal has no shortage of good cinemas, and certainly no shortage of good cinema programming. On any given weekend, you can expect at least one classic, one cult film, and one small-budget indie and/or one francophone gem on top of all the mainstream listings, beckoning you
Celebrating CAEO Québec’s 50th Anniversary
Many are familiar with the Stonewall Uprising as a precedent for LGBTQ+ activism in North America, particularly on university campuses. But what about queer activism on our own campus? Gay McGill, now known as Queer McGill, was established in 1972 to create public queer spaces —
Trans Law Collective Dismantles Legal Barriers for Montreal’s Queer Community
Good People is a bi-weekly article series highlighting McGill students doing community-oriented work on and around campus. Because it’ s important to celebrate good people doing good things.
Queer Language is Queer Resistance
In late 2025, Quebec banned the use of gender-inclusive language in all government communications written in French. With the recent election of Paul St-Pierre Plamondon of the minority Parti Québécois (PQ) who has supported this exclusionary measure, it is now more important
The Price of Staying Home
When thinking about the “McGill Experience,” a plethora of feelings and images spring into mind: seeing one’s dorm for the first time, meeting new friends at OAP, and walking down to campus on an early autumn morning. There is so much excitement in living on your own for the
More Than a Game
On Saturday, October 18, the McGill Martlets women’s soccer team hosted a Pride Game at the Percival Molson Memorial Stadium. They used their home match to celebrate inclusion, making the case that sports should be a safe space for everyone. McGill has long presented itself as