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Leaders in biodiversity meet to create conservation strategy.
The McGill Model United Nations, the largest conference of its kind in Canada, will bring together over 1,400 future diplomats, politicians and activists from Canada, the United States and abroad for three days, January 25-28, 2007, at Le Centre Sheraton in downtown Montreal.
A McGill delegation urges the National Assembly to once again make education its leading priority.
It's all about the numbers: 700 volunteers get ready to give 4,000+ visitors the royal McGill tour in just five hours.
McGill's newsmakers are featured on ABC News and in the pages of the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Globe and Mail and Scientific American.
He's the Sidney Crosby of North American lumberjacks -- just 19 years old and the very best collegiate woodsman on the continent.
In the second installment of this regular feature, Shainblum uncovers online joys to be found at the websites of Virtual McGill and the Office for Science & Society.
Few people loved McGill as much as Betty McNab and even fewer worked as hard to make it a better place.
If a vote was held to pick a walking, talking McGill icon, Derek Drummond might win in a landslide. Nearing the end of his tenure as Interim Director of Athletics, the always frank Drummond talks about hazing, the role of athletics at McGill and the delight he derives from publicly skewering his good friend, Chancellor Richard Pound.
Why did the Montreal Mirror recently put Nejeed Kassam and his cohorts at End Poverty Now on its list of Noisemakers 2007? Maybe it has something to do with their lofty ambition to do away with world poverty.