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Price: Free.The Summit Series, known at the time simply as the Canada-USSR Series, was an eight-game ice hockey series between the Soviet Union and Canada, held in September 1972. It started what remains today, almost 50 years later, the greatest rivalry in international hockey. We are delighted to welcome two members…

As the world continues the battle against the devastating COVID-19 pandemic, Canadians are paying closer attention than ever to the development and implementation of public health policy and research. As McGill’s 67th Beatty lecturer, Dr. Anthony Fauci will share his insights and remarkable life experience as an infectious diseases expert…

Prix: Free Throughout Montreal’s history, many gatherings have highlighted the story of the city. In his presentation, Kevin Stanley, Faculty Lecturer at the McGill University School of Continuing Studies, reminds us of The Great Peace, a major historical event in Montreal in 1701, and explains how the discussion of historical…

With Prof. Nigel Roulet, Chair, Dept. of Geography, McGill University Discover the Bicentennial Mini-Science series The Mini-Science series is brought to you with the generous support of the Trottier Family Foundation.

Prix: Free This bilingual session, featuring SCS instructor Gopinah Jeyabalaratnam (Gopi) in collaboration with La Presse reporter Henri Ouellette-Vézina, will focus on Quebec and Montreal politics and the link to local media: who influences who and how it serves our society. Remember that famous cartoon by Serge Chapleau, an icon…

McGill Programs in Whole Person Care is excited to announce that the special Bicentennial edition of our fourth International Congress will be held virtually from 21 to 24 October, 2021. The conference theme is Congruent Responses to a World in Crisis: Courage, Compassion, Community, and the Heart of the Healer. This year we have world…

Register for this STARS event Mathieu Roy (Dept. of Psychology, McGill University) and his team will help us to understand how the brain functions as the organ of pain and what, in the brain, causes pain? They will introduce us to a variety of brain imaging (MRI, EGG, MEG) and psychological/psychophysiological…

Creating a culturally safe environment for Indigenous community members, health professionals and learners A Bicentennial panel event organized by the Indigenous Health Professions Program Register here During this timely discussion, our panel of Indigenous experts in a variety of health-related fields will explore the current context and why it is imperative…

With Jennifer Welsh, Professor, Dept. of Political Science, McGill University Discover the Bicentennial Mini-Science series The Mini-Science series is brought to you with the generous support of the Trottier Family Foundation.