Canada’s Call for a Post-COVID Aviation Industry Reform
For years, Canadians have complained about the cost of domestic air travel. A round trip between Montreal and Toronto would…
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Hey, McGill! Vaccine Fast Passes Available
As of today, October 27th, all libraries on campus will require proof of vaccination to use their facilities. If you…
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Inflation: The Transitory Question
After a brief delta variant scare, the global economy has resumed its course towards a new, post-pandemic normal. Driven by…
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BREAKING: McGill cancels all Winter 2022 exchange programs
On Tuesday, October 5, McGill University announced that all exchange and independent study programs for the Winter 2022 semester have…
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A Safe Return To Campus Should Involve a Vaccine Mandate
As the campus reopened for the first time in over a year this fall, I’m sure we all took note of…
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Are Movie Theatres Doomed to Fail?
Even before the pandemic prevented people from crowding inside dark auditoriums with strangers, economists have long forecasted the imminent demise…
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This One’s Optimistic: Fall 2021 Updates from Town Hall
On June 2, Christopher Buddle, Associate Provost (Teaching and Academic Programs) and Fabrice Labeau, Deputy Provost, Student Life and Learning,…
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McGill Admin Town Hall: Planning for Fall 2021
On April 20, Christopher Buddle, Associate Provost (Teaching and Academic Programs) and Fabrice Labeau, Deputy Provost, Student Life and Learning,…
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Premier Legault Announces Further Red Zone Restrictions
At a press conference late Tuesday evening, Quebec premier François Legault announced COVID-19 restrictions in Orange and Red Zones, including…
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Starbucks’ Doubleshot Takes On New Meaning
Though you won’t exactly be getting a vaccine with your coffee run, Starbucks is among a growing number of big-name…
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