News

CSU terminates council’s chief election officer

Sean Richard – Published June 28, 2026

The Concordia Student Union terminated its chief electoral officer due to concerns over unresponsiveness and repeated mismanagement. The union also elected councillors to different committees and appointed two Senators and an Alternate Governor.

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Hundreds gather in Montreal in recognition of Red Dress Day

Photo EssayAlma Perreault – Published May 9, 2026

Hundreds gathered in Cabot Square in downtown Montreal on May 5 for Red Dress Day as a call for justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit people.

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CSU approves affinity group policy, club rules update and councillor pay increase at special meeting

Samuel Kayll – Published April 29, 2026

The Concordia Student Union used a special council meeting on April 22 to pass a new community affinity groups policy, overhaul its clubs policy, increase councillor honouraria to account for inflation and amend its bylaws to reinstate four councillors.

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Liberal convention returns to Montreal after 10 years

Racha Rais – Published April 13, 2026

Youth participation and digital technology shaped much of the discussion at the 2026 Liberal National Convention in Montreal from April 9 to April 11. The convention led to the endorsement of new measures to regulate social media and limit AI chatbot access for minors.

Fringe Arts

Dragon Jam: When music gives back

Kristina Stamkopoulos – Published April 13, 2026

Founded by Arthur Kalimidis, Dragon Jam offers a rare downtown rehearsal and performance space shaped by years in Montreal’s music scene.

Fringe Arts

Jaywalking encouraged

Sydney Nethersole – Published April 13, 2026

On May 2, audiences can move between Casa del Popolo and Sala Rossa as the music festival Jaywalk brings experimental and jazz-adjacent artists from across Canada to Montreal