Maintaining Human Autonomy in the Face of Automation
Any conversation pertaining to artificial intelligence has the potential to go in a myriad of different directions. As a topic,…
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Paying the Price for Political Sanity
By: Dexter Docherty Last week, I registered for a political party for the first time in my life: The Conservative…
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Kevin O’Leary’s Talk Bred Discourse, Not Violence
By Adam Wilson On February 1st, scenes of smashed windows, fires, and police in riot gear filled televisions and Facebook…
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A Student’s Perspective on Med School at McGill
Medical school. The mere mention of it brings about a range of emotions for many McGill students. Undergraduates of…
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On the Place of Black People at McGill (Or Lack Thereof)
“Christelle, don’t you think that historically Black colleges and universities in the United States are counter-productive?” a fellow high school…
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A Gender Dispersed
By Frankee Wallace Women are dispersed… Consumed by the male world, women have no past, no history, no religion and…
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Capitalism is ending poverty and solving climate change. Socialism is incapable of doing either
Editor’s Note- This article was censored by the Daily. In the interest of promoting dialogue and creating a healthy…
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The Downfall of Spotted, and Why McGill Needs Satire
By Zain Virani Spotted: McGill University I remember how McGill students talked about Spotted: McGill University back in 2014. Getting…
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On Jewish Self-Determination
In light of Arts Representative Igor Sadikov’s call via Twitter to punch Zionists, an action for which the AUS has…
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Cutting Through the Electoral Reform Hysteria
By Sabrina Kim Breaking their promise that the 2015 election would be Canada’s last under the First-Past-the-Post (FPTP) system, the…
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