Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante to Step Down After Two Terms
MONTREAL — Valérie Plante, Montreal’s first female mayor, has announced she will not seek a third term, marking the end…
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Moving Forward from the 2024 Election – Across the Border
It’s hard to know how much we, as Canadians, should be in despair following the US election. Separated as we…
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Canadian Fintech: A Story of Unfulfilled Potential
As technology took off and venture capital poured into Silicon Valley, a slew of Fintech apps flew out of Western…
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Canada’s MAID program: How Living in Poverty is Preventing People from Dying with Dignity
In 2021, the Canadian Supreme Court ruled that Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) law, which provides terminally ill individuals…
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The Importance of Unveiling the Hidden Black History of Canada
I learned about Black History Month fairly young. For as long as I can remember, every February my teachers delved…
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Montreal hosts Flagpole 100 Challenge for 100th Anniversary of Insulin Injection
As part of the “Let’s Make History Again” campaign launched by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF), five Canadians affected…
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Canadian perspectives on the Russian invasion of Ukraine
On Tuesday, March 15, The McGill Institute for the Study of Canada conducted a panel via Zoom to share Canadian…
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Watch Out for Foreign Interference When Voting in Canada
Since the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election, when 13 Russian nationals and three companies interfered to spread disinformation and bolster Donald…
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B+B Picks: Unconventional Study Spots in Montreal
We at McGill have the opportunity to be students in a beautiful and cosmopolitan city, so why do we always…
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Fending for Ourselves: The Case for Campus Drug Testing
The music is pounding, each beat pressing up against your throat. It’s frighteningly cold outside but oppressively hot inside this…
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