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    The future of French at Concordia

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    Montrealers gather for the city’s first-ever Climate Week

    Abigail Best – Published September 15, 2026

    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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    Every pizza is a blessing at 5 Pizza

    Asmaa Stora – Published September 15, 2026

    At 5 Pizza, a simple slice becomes a window into Montreal’s changing food scene and the people making it happen.

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    Do the police really protect us?

    Chantal Bellefeuille & Jinseok Moon – Published September 14, 2026

    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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    Unregulated but essential?

    Jude Khashman – Published September 13, 2026

    Concordia’s rush to brand AI as essential is outpacing its willingness to actually govern it.

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    Webster Library exhibitions bring some light onto the Concordia campus

    Sydney Nethersole – Published September 8, 2026

    The Library Exhibitions Committee at Webster Library brings some fun and creativity onto the Concordia campus through thoughtfully curated exhibits.

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    FeatureSamuel Kayll – Published September 8, 2026

    Two years after the Concordia golf program returned to conference competition, the architects of its revival hope to make it last.

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