Halloweekend’s Extra Hour: A Trick or a Treat?
Cranking back the clocks on October 31 was a cause for celebration for the McGill community. An extra hour of…
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How Safe is Montreal?
October 31 marked Montreal’s 20th homicide of the year, after a 20-year-old man was killed following an altercation with two…
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You(th) Can Do It: The Younger Generation’s Participation in Politics
The faces of revolutions around the world are becoming younger and younger. But how much does the youth truly care…
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What the New French Language Requirements Mean for McGill Students
When you step through the gates of McGill University, English is likely to be the language you hear most, which…
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Trump’s Tariffs and Import Bans: The Cost of the Trade War for Quebec and Canada
On October 23, Maine Republican Senator Susan Collins announced that the Trump administration would lift tariffs on some Canadian products….
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In or Out? What the EU’s Offer of “Associate Membership” Could mean for Canada and its Students
The European Union is preparing to create a status that doesn’t currently exist, and Canada could be the first to…
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Building Canada Strong? Inside Parliament’s New Controversial Bill C-39
On September 21, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government tabled a sweeping omnibus bill in the House of Commons that Transport…
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From East to West: The Dual Rise of Canadian Separatism
On the evening of October 5th, Quebecers discovered the face of their new Premier: Paul St-Pierre Plamondon. Affectionately nicknamed PSPP,…
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Montréal’s Encampments and the Politics of Homelessness
Montréal did not discover homelessness on September 11, 2026. But when an infant was found near a homeless encampment on…
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Squirrels in Montreal Are Changing: Here’s How
According to a study conducted by McGill University, humans are not the only species impacted by their surrounding environments. Squirrels,…
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