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MUNACA’s Campaign Exposes the McGill Administration’s Greed
The McGill University Non-Academic Certified Association (MUNACA), a union with a staff of roughly 1,700 people, represents McGill’s administrative, clerical, and technical support staff, as well as nurses and health professionals. On August 31, after...
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“Decolonization”
According to Sium, Desai, and Ritskes in Volume 1 of the Decolonization: Indigeneity, Education, and Society journal, decolonization entails “reimagin[ing] and rearticulat[ing] power, change, and knowledge through a multiplicity of epistemologies,...
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Health first!
When life gets busy, our physical well-being is the first thing we sacrifice. This problem is the unfortunate reality for many university students. The transition into post-secondary life is a unique circumstance for many of us: acclimating to new...
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Searching for a Third Space
As we spend September eating hot dogs on the Lower Field and strolling Montreal’s pedestrianized streets, we experience a city very different from the one it becomes in the winter. In November, when temperatures drop sharply and the first snow hits the...
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Keep the Planet in Mind During Move-in
As July turns to August, and August to September, slowly but surely the streets between University and Parc come out of a summer hibernation. Each year, over seven thousand undergraduate students begin their studies at McGill, with 52 per cent of the...
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The McGill Daily is located on unceded Kanien’kehá:ka territory.
Published by The Daily Publications Society, a student society of McGill University.
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The McGill Daily is located on unceded Kanien’kehá:ka territory. SSMU EXECUTIVE ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS ON PAGES 4-5
Published by The Daily Publications Society, a student society of McGill University.
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Valentine’sDay Matchmaking Page16
Take me out since 1911 Volume 115, Issue 15 | Monday, February 16, 2026 | mcgilldaily.com
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CaPS Must Do More
In 2025, young Canadians experienced unemployment rates not seen since the Great Recession. A survey from Statistics Canada reported that, excluding the COVID-19 pandemic, the “unemployment rate for returning students [aged 15 and older] was 17.9 per...
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