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Concordia’s radical history of student activism
A look at over 57 years of student organizing at Concordia
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A win for data centres
Quebec Superior Court refuses Hydro-Québec’s proposal to increase the price of electricity for data centres
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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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SportsMontreal Roses advance to the 2026 NSL final
The Montreal Roses tied Vancouver Rise FC 2-2 in their second semi-final game, winning the two-game series 5-2 on aggregate, booking their place in the NSL final against AFC Toronto.
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SportsBasketball has a flopping problem
Referees aren’t calling dives, the NBA isn’t fining players after the fact, there are no punishments, and now it is ruining the younger leagues as well. Diving has become a plague on basketball.
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SportsFederal government launches new funding for safer, more trusted Canadian sports system
The federal government has announced a $19.2 million investment in the Canadian athletics sector to restore public and athlete trust on the world stage. Secretary of State for Sport Adam van Koeverden announced the news on Oct. 7 in a press release.
