Behind Orange Traffic Cones: Construction in Montréal
A commute through Montreal is never complete without seeing one of those bright orange traffic cones. Closed sidewalks, blocked roads,…
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Lessons from Hate
This past weekend marked the 81st anniversary of Kristallnacht, also known as the “Night of Broken Glass, which many historians…
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A Thirty Meter Telescope Between McGill and Progress
In the fall of 2018, McGill students were hard-pressed to find someone who wasn’t talking about “changing the name.” The…
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Tackling Society as a High-Achieving Introvert
When I ran for student government in Grade 11, I didn’t expect that winning would entail a pool party with…
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Inside Quebec’s Maple Syrup Cartel
Alongside undying politeness and hockey culture, maple syrup is perhaps the most common association made with Canadians. And for good…
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Why Recycling Doesn’t Work Anymore
In 2018, China imposed a ban on the importation of foreign waste. Not long after, recycling industries across the world…
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Private Crises, Public Problems
Content Warning: This article discusses mental health issues in a candid manner that may be triggering to some readers. I’m…
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Legislative Council creates new regulations, student housing committee
On October 24, the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) Legislative Council met to discuss matters of internal and external…
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Financial Literacy Month: How to Talk Money
When looking at any education system, one of the most important aspects of teaching is ensuring the student understands the…
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The Tough Championship Comedown for Raptors Fans
With the start of a new NBA season now in full swing, there seems to be a collective gloom among…
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