News

  • The Hive Café Within Reach

    Student Union says Student Run Café Coming Soon

    Christopher Curtis — Published October 5, 2010 | Comments

    With the expansion of the Loyola Luncheon just a few weeks away from completion, Concordia Student Union executives are looking beyond their slate’s campaign promises to develop a sustainable student run café at Loyola Campus.

  • Striking Laws for Sex Work

    Current Law Violate the Charter: Ontario Court

    Laura Beeston — Published October 5, 2010 | Comments

    An Ontario Superior Court Justice struck down three Canadian prostitution laws on Sept. 28, deeming them a violation of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

  • ‘The Death of Student Space’

    McGill Students Protest the Closing of the Arch Café

    Christopher Curtis — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    McGill students are buckling down in their fight to re-open the Arch Café.

  • Fight the Night

    Women March Against Violence, Sexual Oppression

    Laura Beeston — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    Clad in red and steadfast against spurts of pouring rain, 300 women gathered outside the Berri-UQAM Metro station on Sept. 24 for Take Back the Night, an annual march denouncing the violence and sexual exploitation of women.

  • What the Frak?

    Ray Corkum — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    Drilling for shale gas in Quebec’s St. Lawrence Valley has been put on hold.

  • Number 14

    Despite a bumpy road, Windsor might be the latest out of the CFS

    Justin Giovannetti — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    Robert Woodrich and Jake DeJong aren’t getting much sleep lately.

  • To Concordia’s Governors: Drop the Increase

    Free Education Montreal Gathers 2,000 Name Petition for Board of Governors

    Justin Giovannetti — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    As Concordia’s Board of Governors sits down to meet on Sept. 30, a petition with more than 2,000 names protesting the unannounced increase to international tuition fees two summers ago will be presented to the 37 governors.

  • City Hall Cuts $35 Million From Police Budget

    Despite Cuts, Crime and Traffic Deaths Down Since 2009

    Christopher Curtis — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    Even cops are affected by the economy.

  • Con U Unveils Montreal Signs Project

    Alessia Faustini — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    The Concordia University Archives and Concordia’s Communications department came together on Sept. 25 to celebrate the program’s 45th anniversary as well as the unveiling of the Montreal Signs Project at Loyola Campus.

  • Angry and Unapologetic

    Young Indigenous Activists Speak Out at disORIENTATION

    Meagan Wohlberg — Published September 28, 2010 | Comments

    There is no time for apologies when the stakes are as high as live-or-die for people and culture, according to young indigenous women activists.