LaSalle College, a private bilingual general and vocational college (CEGEP), admitted last December to surpassing the 716-student quota for 2023-2024 and the 1,066-student threshold for 2024-2025 set ...

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In honour of our International Women’s History special issue, The McGill Daily has highlighted six influential McGill alumnae who I have flourished in their ...

In a world grappling with the urgent need to combat climate change, the debate surrounding nuclear power remains a disputable and often misunderstood topic. Nuclear power has been praised as an ...

One moment, an influencer is showing their skincare routine on TikTok. The next, you are watching footage of bombings in Gaza. This is the strange paradoxical rhythm of social media. Images of war, ...

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Hunter S. Thompson once called his sensational 1971 novel Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, a “failed experiment.” If creating a new form of journalism — one that continues to influence writers 50 years ...

I was diagnosed with autism at age 20 – late, all things considered, but not uncommon for people who were assigned female at birth. Being diagnosed felt like letting out a huge sigh of relief – I ...

It’s Friday, July 16, 1999. A blonde woman is at a nail appointment, while paparazzi gather outside the salon. Incessantly snapping pictures, they call out her name. Her nails have been painted a ...