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The Concordia commuting experience
Montreal’s transit agencies and the Concordia administration are influencing Concordia student commutes
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Farewell to Mackay St.’s R-R Annex
Faculty members and students of the Liberal Arts College grapple with the move out of their historic building
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News17-year-old apprehended on Concordia’s Loyola campus
Students and staff at the Loyola campus were left stunned after a teenager was arrested following a dramatic chase by the cops on Sept. 18.
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NewsCSU votes to conduct formal review of enuf Canada contract
The Concordia Student Union voted to conduct a formal review of its contract with enuf Canada, after the executive committee terminated the contract in the summer. The union also approved an appointment to the Senate and a new signing officer.
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NewsHappy Birthday CAEO!
A fundraiser and celebration of queer joy marks 50 years of CAEO’s presence in Montreal. After a rise in transphobia in recent years, this longevity is being celebrate by volunteers and recipients of help alike.
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NewsMourning the mezzanine
In late August 2026, the Concordia administration announced a tabling ban on the Henry F. Hall Building’s mezzanine space due to concerns about foot traffic and congestion.
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NewsConcordia unions join forces to face university at negotiation table
Six Concordia unions that typically negotiate individually met for an inter-union lunch rally as they prepare for this year’s round of negotiations with the university under a collective front.
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NewsHundreds protest AI expansion outside Montreal’s ALL IN summit
Hundreds of protesters marched through downtown Montreal Sept. 16, targeting the ALL IN AI summit, raising concerns about artificial intelligence and the effects of its expansion nationally.
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NewsMontrealers gather for the city’s first-ever Climate Week
Montreal Climate Week took place for the first time, connecting experts and passionate participants across all fields in an attempt to find solutions to the ongoing climate crisis.
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NewsDo the police really protect us?
The Defund La Police’s fifth edition featured panels and activities showing where police funding truly goes, often not in favour of citizens.
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NewsAdjusting to a world without Limited Term Appointments
The Link spoke to Concordia faculty about the non-renewal of LTA contracts, to find out how their departments are adapting to their first year without their support.
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NewsSir George Williams’ past and present
Many of Concordia’s buildings are enriched with history that paved the way for the services and departments they provide today. However, room for improvement remains.
