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Almost a year ago, 20 departments at McGill organized strikes with four main demands: the administration’s divestment from weapons companies involved in Israel’s ongoing genocide in Palestine, full disclosure of McGill’s financial holdings, the dropping of charges McGill has
“It’s fun to try and lose a few fans,” Joshua Burnside proclaims to Radio TinTin with a big grin, as we’re sitting in the shade of a tree at the Vancouver Folk Festival. With over 118 thousand followers and 115 million streams across platforms , the Belfast native is no stranger
New York City is the City That Never Sleeps. Paris is the City of Light. Chicago is the Windy City. And, according to Chandler Levack’s Mile End Kicks (2025) , Montreal is a City To Waste Away In, before maturing to the Big Kid City: Toronto.
Many of us have just experienced one of the hottest summers in a while, if not ever. Personally speaking, dealing with the 50 degrees Celsius in Paris was definitely not on my bingo card for the summer, and if that wasn’t enough, it will only get hotter next year according to
Good People is an article series highlighting McGill students doing community-oriented work on and around campus. Because it’s important to celebrate good people doing good things.
As the school year is set in motion, first years, returning undergrads, and graduate students alike flood McGill’s residences on move-in day. Behind the scenes are current McGill students known as Residence Life Facilitators (RLFs) who facilitate move-in and residence life. The
When it comes to AI in the classroom, educators pay too much attention to ethics and not enough to the environment
While I was out for drinks with friends, our debrief was rudely interrupted by the table of adults behind us, exclaiming how teens these days are so boring compared to how they were in their youth. After listening to them go on about how no one parties anymore, we had had
I walked around Paris’ “beaux quartiers” this summer, at the request of a visiting friend who wanted to see the sights. Yet, the longer I walked, the more uncanny the urban landscape appeared. The grass was immaculate, and the streets looked remarkably clean. Everybody we saw
As July turns to August, and August to September, slowly but surely the streets between University and Parc come out of a summer hibernation. Each year, over seven thousand undergraduate students begin their studies at McGill, with 52 per cent of the incoming class arriving from
Into the Blue by Emma Brodie is a romance novel released earlier this year and has since gained much praise. Contrary to its positive reviews, this book did not live up to my expectations. The novel follows protagonists AJ and Noah as they meet, fall apart, and reconnect
The ‘Niche Connoisseur’: someone who knows more about a mainstream topic than anyone reasonably should, or someone who seeks to know everything about something you’ve never heard of. In either case, both ‘Niche Connoisseurs’ look for every opportunity to prove to everyone else
On July 16, the 230-member blue collar workers’ union at Parc Jean-Drapeau voted unanimously in favour of increasing pressure tactics, such as a general strike, following unsuccessful negotiations with the City of Montreal over a new collective agreement. The union voted on this
It has been 4 years since the incumbent Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) won a landslide electoral victory . Since then, the party has seen a fall in support comparable to Prime Minister Trudeau’s Federal Liberal Party near the end of his term. To further the comparison, the
