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A year with Soraya Martinez Ferrada
What Montrealers think about the change of power in the city
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Advocates urge new Quebec government to end cooperation with Israel
The Votons Palestine campaign outlined four key demands ahead of the provincial election
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NewsA win for data centres
As Quebec communities voice their concerns about data centres, a superior court has denied a proposal that would increase their energy rates.
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NewsConcordia’s deficit detrimental to student experience
From the reduced shuttle bus hours to frequent escalator breakdowns in the Hall building, students are frustrated by Concordia’s ongoing budget cuts. Since the government’s tighter immigration laws and tuition hikes a few years ago, the university has cut expenses to balance its budget.
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NewsWhat does it mean for students if Canada joins the Erasmus+ exchange program?
In the U.S.-Canada trade war, it is tricky to define if there is a “winning” side. However, Canada is developing a unique relationship with Europe, one that could help Canada gain inclusion in the Erasmus+ exchange program.
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NewsConcordia’s radical history of student activism
From the 1968 computer lab occupation to the 2002 anti-Netanyahu riots to recent strikes in solidarity with Palestine, Concordia University’s radical roots stretch back over half a century.
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NewsAnother season of voting
The Concordia Student Union by-elections are an important occasion for the university’s fall term. However, voter participation has been low in recent years.
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NewsFASA opens anti-austerity week with town hall and general assembly
On Nov. 3, FASA had a town hall to discuss AI in the fine arts department and studio hour cuts. The faculty has not yet reached a definitive solution; however, on Nov. 5, FASA students voted for a new book of positions in which they took a stance against any and all uses of AI within their organization.
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NewsSeven Montreal police officers fired due to alleged racist and discriminatory acts
SPVM Chief Fady Dagher confirmed at a press conference on Nov. 2 that seven Montreal police officers were let go due to alleged ‘racist and discriminatory’ acts. Some relate to past events reported on Stations 39 and 21.
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NewsWhere is my tuition going?
Embedded in Concordia’s tuition are dozens of small charges most students never read closely, funding a range of services many don’t know exist. Here’s how much students pay, and where the money goes.
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NewsConcordia University introduces new campus safety texting service
A new service introduced by Concordia University allows students to reach Campus Safety and Prevention Services by text message.
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NewsSHIFT’s fellowship program brings social change
The SHIFT research and advocacy program aims to do academic research differently as fellows work directly with community organizations to drive social change in Montreal.
