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From climate change, to healthcare inequity, to the ways that governments are using AI to make decisions. Hear from the brightest minds at McGill tackling the world’s biggest challenges on Mark My Words. Powered by McGill University.

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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Why is democracy in peril? (opens the original)

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    The hallmarks of liberal democracy are in decline as autocrats gain popularity and power. How did this happen – and what can we do about it? We sit down with Gerald Butts and Prof. Dietlind Stolle to talk about the biggest threats to democracy today and how we can defend against them. Featuring: Gerald Butts , BA’93, MA’96, Chairman, Eurasia Group Dietlind Stolle , James McGill Professor of Political Science at McGill University Recommendations: Want to dig deeper? We asked our guests to recomme

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Are universities our secret weapon against the climate crisis? (opens the original)

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    As sustainability challenges grow more complex and urgent, who will lead the search for solutions? In our season opener, we explore why meaningful progress requires collaboration across sectors, and how the future McGill Sustainability Park is poised to help lead the way. Featuring: Grégoire Baillargeon, BCL/ LLB’98, President, BMO Quebec Rees Kassen, PhD’01, Academic Director, McGill Sustainability Park Recommended Reading: Want to dig deeper? We asked our guests to recommend some of their favo

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