MIR US Elections Coverage: McGill Students’ Perspectives
To close off our US elections coverage, we are showcasing the voices of young voters within the McGill community.…
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US Elections Podcast Miniseries: The Final Debate (or Revenge of the Malarkey)
As the election draws to an end, Senior Editor Justine Coutu sits down with Editors Max Clark and Sara Parker to…
US Elections Podcast Miniseries: The Art of Deflection
After last week’s messy showdown, expectations were high for the Harris-Pence debate. MIR Senior Editor Justine…
MIR US Elections Podcast Miniseries: Chris Wallace for President
Nothing says ‘US presidential election homestretch’ like debate season. MIR Senior Editor Justine Coutu sits down…
American Voters and the Celebrity-in-Chief Fantasy
Because celebrity candidates lack conventional qualifications and often run on unclear platforms, their appeal may…
Defunding the Police: The Power of Resource Reallocation
When an institution is so blatantly biased against certain groups of society, small-scale reforms fail to bring…
Ces femmes qui ont ouvert la voie
Certes, les Thérèse Casgrain, Marie-Claire Kirkland et Pauline Marois d’aujourd’hui ont du pain sur la planche,…
French Immersion: A Lone Reed in the Waters of Anglophonism
Although French language and history are essential aspects of Canadian history, its prominence in our culture wanes…
The Price War and the Pandemic: Why the Oil Market is in Shambles
It is obvious that the war triggered will be harmful in the long run; it might, in fact, permanently disrupt…
Mitt Romney’s Vote on Impeachment and the State of American Politics
In Trump’s Washington, where going against the President often means being blacklisted, why would a man like Mitt…