Montreal public transit will be free for the climate change strike Friday
According to many activist groups, around 860 cities around the world have demonstrations planned for Sept. 27. Continue reading
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Dawson College steps up for climate change
Dawson College is showed solidarity for the movement by finding ways to lessen its carbon emissions and impact on the planet. Continue reading
Dawson College students making a difference at Camp Weredale
The camp’s mission is to teach leadership, team building and other life skills in a camp setting, to kids with limited opportunities. Continue reading
This week on ‘Focus Montreal’: June 7, 2019
This week, hear about Dawson’s new AI initiative, learn about social media’s sophisticated data profiling, and meet the 20-year-old who speaks 19 languages. Continue reading
Dawson College adds artificial intelligence to educational curriculum
Dawson College’s new AI program will be ready to go as early as next semester. Continue reading
Quebec post-secondary institutions crack down on cannabis
By Anne Leclair Reporter
Despite new provincial legislation that clearly forbids the consumption of cannabis on school grounds, many post-secondary institutions are taking extra measures. Continue reading
Poll shows Liberals leading Quebec youth vote
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
A new Leger poll shows that 35 per cent of Quebec youth will vote Liberal on Oct. 1. Continue reading
5 Montreal stories guaranteed to make you smile this week: June 8
Who would have thought the pop and fizz of a Fanta bottle could ignite such strong memories? Continue reading
Just like home: North Indian spices bring out a sense of nostalgia
Each day at Malhi Sweets in Montreal starts with a prayer. Continue reading
Dawson College teacher to retire after 10 years of scaling buildings to change lights, flags
Dawson College physical education teacher Mark Abbott has been scaling the school’s buildings for over 10 years. Continue reading