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News
Concordia’s radical history of student activism
A look at over 57 years of student organizing at Concordia
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Fringe Arts
Archives gaies du Québec preserve 2SLGBTQI+ history
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Sports
Montreal Roses advance to the 2026 NSL final
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Opinions
Editorial: Sweeping away the dead Republican leaves
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SportsJoey Saputo announces sale of CF Montreal
On Monday, CF Montréal owner and chairman Joey Saputo announced his decision to sell the club but did not rule out its possible relocation outside of the city.
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Fringe ArtsListening to The Echo of Grenada
Malouf, a musical poetic journey into Tunisian history, is a unique invitation not to miss.
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NewsRefugee advocates renew calls for Canada to withdraw from U.S. border agreement
Refugee advocates call for Canada to withdraw from the Safe Third Country Agreement, which is currently facing a constitutional challenge in the Federal Court.
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SportsStingers 7, Gee-Gees 0: Pure Stingers domination
The Concordia Stingers men’s hockey team won decisively by overcoming the physical game imposed by the Ottawa Gee-Gees.
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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.
