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网页The Looming Impact of the Upcoming U.S. Election on Canada. By Lisa Banti Sep 16, 2024. As the U.S. approaches its most pivotal election in recent history, its results could reshape McGill students’ career prospects and cultural engagement in Canada and beyond.
“They Do Not Protect Us” - The McGill Daily
网页1 天前 · Tracking (in)Justice, a Canadian law enforcement and criminal legal data and transparency project, has been accumulating data on police-involved deaths in Canada. Since 2000 they’ve established that 774 instances of police use of force involved death, and that Black and Indigenous people are overrepresented. According to their data ...
About Us - The McGill Daily
网页BECOME A CRITICAL VOICE ON CAMPUS… The McGill Daily, in production for over 100 years, is an independent student newspaper at McGill University and is entirely run by students. In a typical year, we publish in print once weekly, on Mondays, in addition to producing online-only content throughout the week and weekly radio segments for… Read More »About Us
McGill versus Quebec - The McGill Daily
网页April 13, 2024. Tweet. Eric Duivenvoorden. visit pokerbros clubs. On February 15, McGill launched a legal case against the Quebec government following two measures announced on December 14, 2023. This includes an increase in tuition for out-of-province undergraduate and master’s students, as well as changes to the funding model for ...
Surviving McGill, From Student to Student - The McGill Daily
网页2023年9月11日 · Here’s a guide from a disillusioned student: a guide to self-advocacy, empowerment, and survival, practices that sometimes go against McGill’s interests. The information isn’t a secret, but comes from experience and patience reading the jargon of policies. 1. Students have a right to see their marks for assessments.
Stand Against Anti-Trans Hate - The McGill Daily
网页1 天前 · Content warning: police brutality, transphobia. On September 20, protests were organized across Canada to oppose gender-inclusive education in schools and advocate for “parental rights.” In response, members of the LGBTQ+ community and allies rallied to counter these protests, calling them out for what they are: hate marches against queer and trans communities.
Why Pop Music is Thriving Again - The McGill Daily
网页1 天前 · The ostracization of queer people and the middle class from popular culture during recessions causes pop music to cater itself to alternative spaces, relocating the nucleus of pop music into underground clubs and raves as opposed to stadium tours and awards shows. As opposed to the retrospective lens through which recession pop and its ...
It’s time to get mobilized! - The McGill Daily
网页2024年8月28日 · It’s time to get mobilized! Stepping back into student-led activism. by Editorial Board. August 28, 2024. Tweet. Yunjie Zhang. visit pokerbros clubs. Most of us will remember this summer as a turbulent period for McGill. We witnessed an incredible mobilization of students and community members against genocide, followed by …
McGill Board of Governors Votes Unanimously to Divest From …
网页2024年1月15日 · The following interviews have been edited for brevity and clarity. For Divest McGill, 2023 ended on a positive note. Months of petitions and advocacy efforts led to a pivotal decision by the Board of Governors (BoG) on whether to remove the remaining fossil fuel holdings from the McGill Investment Pool (MIP), which currently account for less than one per cent of the University’s endowment fund.
McGill Returns to In-Person Schooling - The McGill Daily
网页2021年9月1日 · On February 23, university administration informed students that many in-person activities will resume in the Fall 2021 semester regardless of the status of coronavirus in Montreal.This early announcement follows a tumultuous year of unpredictable lockdown measures. While it seems like a step towards normalcy, the Daily spoke with many students who feel it is a risky decision on the part of ...