McGill to cut ties with student union after pro-Palestinian protests on campus
- McGill University will end its contract with the Students' Society of McGill University due to events occurring during protests from April 2 to 4.
- Angela Campbell, interim deputy provost, expressed concerns about the society's failure to reject violence and called the behavior during the protests unacceptable.
- B'nai Brith Canada is supporting a class action lawsuit against McGill University for failing to protect students from violence during the protests, which included assault and vandalism incidents.
- SSMU leadership acknowledged that some protest actions turned violent but maintained they aimed for peaceful demonstrations.
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McGill Ends Contract With Student Union Over Disruptions During Pro-Palestinian Protests
McGill University has announced it will end its contract with its student union due to the events that transpired last week during pro-Palestinian protests on the school’s campus.
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