Hosted by Fabien Maltais-Bayda. Produced by Erin Hudson. Featuring Jessica Lukawiecki on her trip to Waswanipi, a Cree reserve in Northern Quebec. Fabien recaps what you've missed at The Daily since we've been gone. 

Henry Gass and Erin Hudson co-host The Daily's holiday episode highlighting the most memorable moments of the 2011-12 year thus far: from a huge flood to the MoA negotiations, riot police on campus, labour issues at McGill and Occupy movements, this semester has been one of the most active (for better or worse) that we have experienced in awhile. We bring this episode to you at the halfway mark of our academic year.

 

See you in 2012 

Hosted and produced by Erin Hudson. Michael Lee-Murphy reports from the TA union's ratification vote to approve their contract without a strike and Le Délit's Anthony Lecessois reports from the morning of the eviction of Occupy Montreal. 

Host: Jessica Lukawiecki, produced and recorded by Erin Hudson. Excerpts from round table interview with Principal Heather Munroe-Blum on November 14, and highlights from that afternoon's event We Are All McGill. About 1,000 students attended. 

McGill Principal Heather Munroe-Blum hosts round table discussion for campus media; The McGill Tribune, Le Délit and The McGill Daily, on November 14, hours before We Are All McGill. The discussion focused on the administration's response to November 10. 

Hosted by Henry Gass. Produced by Erin Hudson. Culture editor Christina Colizza interviews Pierre Lacerte on controversy around the expansion of an Outremont synagogue. Also SSMU President Maggie Knight and EUS President Josh Redel discuss SSMU's MoA. 

Hosted by Queen Arsem-O'Malley. Produced by Erin Hudson. The Daily pitched a tent and conducted interviews during the second night of the occupation as part of extensive coverage published on October 20

. The occupation continues. #occupymontreal

Hosted by Queen Arsem-O'Malley and Rae Dooley

Produced by Courtney Kirkby and Erin Hudson 

In collaboration with CKUT 90.3FM community news collective, Off the Hour, The Daily hosted a panel discussion with student organization representatives on the MUNACA strike, tuition and the financial realities of attending university. The discussion was broadcasted live from the foyer of the Shatner building on October 25 from 5p.m. to 6p.m. Panelists were Joël Pedneault VP External for SSMU, Lex Gill president of Concordia's Student Union, Phillipe Lapointe secretary of academic affairs of ASSÉ and Léo Bureau-Blouin, president of FECQ. 

Angus Sharpe speaks with Rabbi Chaim Grubber about his controversial one-man show. Shannon Palus talks to organisers and participants at Montreal's Hackathon, as well as the creators of note sharing website Wikinotes.

This episode brings you updates on the MUNACA strike with Daniel Smith
reporting on the McGill's non-academic workers' picket line from
MacDonald campus. Next, Elise Hannaford speaks with McGill
undergraduate law student, Anthony Morgan, regarding an HEC Montreal
Frosh activity where participants were wearing blackface. Lastly,
Jethro Beattie-Booth speak with Dr. Rosemonde Mandeville about phage
therapy.

Host: Erin Hudson
Producers: Rae Dooley, Henry Gass and Erin Hudson