Montreal COVID-19 alert now orange, private gatherings restricted to 6
On September 20, the government of Quebec raised Montreal’s COVID-19 alert to orange Level 3, only five days after moving…
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“I feel like I’m missing out”: first-years start university during the pandemic
On May 11, 2020, McGill announced that the Fall semester would be delivered primarily using remote platforms due to COVID-19….
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Open letters demand action against systemic anti-Blackness at McGill
“I had a misunderstanding with a white classmate, he got angry … He said: ‘You left Africa to come to…
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Photos of Protest: Juneteenth In Toronto
The following are Drake Wong’s photographs from a Juneteenth protest in downtown Toronto last Friday. Commemorating a day that marks…
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Bill 2: High Time or Buzz Kill?
To protect the names of individuals who are involved in the illegal consumption of cannabis, certain names will be changed…
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Feature: The Sober Reality of McGill’s Drinking Culture
*Names changed or withheld to protect anonymity In a city known for vibrant nightlife and the lowest legal drinking age in Canada,…
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Breaking: McGill Plans Remote Instruction for Fall Semester
Following the cancellation of in-person classes for the Winter 2020 semester, Professor Christopher P. Manfredi, the current Provost and Vice-Principal,…
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Compassion During a Crisis
The outbreak of COVID-19 has had an impact on all of us. Many have found their normal lives upended by…
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For Montreal’s Homeless, A “Different Kind of Crisis”
While most Montrealers have adopted safety measures recommended by the government in light of COVID-19, the tasks of quarantine and…
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The Environmental Impact of the Coronavirus
Across the world, governments have enacted policies to limit the spread of COVID-19. ranging from border closures to total lockdowns….
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