Opinions
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Opinions
It’s Time to Normalize Assisted-Death
Some patients in palliative care will be in situations that can involuntarily be dehumanizing.
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Trans People Need More Than Legal Name Changes
It’s pretty easy to see that trans people aren’t involved in this legislation and bureaucratic processes that greatly affect our lives.
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In Defense of Political Correctness
Hateful words don’t just hurt people’s feelings, they set back our societal development by decades.
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The Construction We Deserve
Like many cyclists, I’ve had a few close calls in Montreal, and then a few more.
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Opinions
Editorial: Concordia Needs to Prioritize Accessibility
If Concordia wants to become a university fit for the future, administration needs to deal with the basic structural problems we are facing right now.
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Editorial
In May, Concordia created a new working group as part of its graduate Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Society and Culture—its focus: urban futures.
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The Cost of Celebrating Montreal’s 375th
The scope of the projects is vast, ranging from an expansion to Quartier des Spectacles to renovations for St. Joseph’s Oratory. The practicality of these splurges is questionable at best. How will the city and its residents directly benefit, and how will our economy fare after shelling out tons of cash for projects that will hurt local merchants while being built?
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Carbon Taxes and Economic Myths
The rhetoric resurfaced recently, illustrating that consensus on a carbon price lays unresolved.
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Opinions
A Response to the Montreal Gazette
Seidman takes the angle that Jewish students at McGill University feel The Daily, one of the student newspapers, is thwarting their efforts to speak out about how the Boycott, Divest, and Sanction movement against Israel makes them uncomfortable. Tensions escalated, she writes, after The Daily published a satirical piece titled, “White tears increase on campus,” which pokes fun at the sensitivity of white people towards confronting their own racial privilege.