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Alexandre Denis
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NewsPolice Go All Out on International Day Against Police Brutality March
The SPVM—the largest urban police force per capita in Canada—maintained its annual tradition of rolling out their full might to shut down protesters on the International Day Against Police Brutality.
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Special IssueHow to protect yourself from police at a protest
Protests can get dangerous, especially once the police show up.
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NewsProtesters avoid police crackdown during march against police brutality
This year’s annual anti-police brutality protest saw a smaller crowd than usual, but was still met with a large police presence.
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NewsActivists denounce curfew: ‘You can’t police a pandemic’
Community organizers and activists opposing the Legault government’s curfew voiced their concerns regarding the measure’s effect on vulnerable groups.
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Fringe Arts
Open mic in the park kept Montreal music alive
To ward off the quarantine blues, Montreal open mic host Lea Keeley decided to take the show outside.
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NewsNo Arrests at Unusually Uneventful March Against Police Brutality
The annual march was surprisingly quiet compared to previous years.
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Fringe ArtsGuest Curator!! Co-News Editor A.D. Brings You the Fringe Cal
Feeling energized by the mini spring we just had? Need to procrastinate on some assignments? If you’re a Concordia student who considers it spring break rather than a reading week, here are suggestions to keep you busy through the weekend.
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NewsConcordia Housing Co-op Opens Applications
After several delays the Woodnote housing cooperative is finally gearing itself to accepting its first tenants.
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NewsSpace Concordia Aim to Make History as First Student Group to Reach Final Frontier
Space Concordia prepares to launch a liquid fuelled rocket in hopes of beating world records.
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NewsCSU Moves Forward With Council Change
A CSU closed session meeting confirmed another referendum will be held during this semester’s elections to determine if the student council will be reorganized.
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NewsUnsure Future for Concordia Student Union Council Change
Last month’s CSU by-election posed a lot of big questions, some of which might go against their own bylaws.
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NewsNo Arts and Science Candidates In CSU By-Election
Arts and Science candidates were told they are not eligible to run in the CSU by-election due to a lack of signatures.
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NewsCSU Election Debate Focuses on Referendum
The CSU’s debate for the upcoming by-election on Friday evening allowed discussions around referendum questions and councillor candidacies.
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NewsHalloween Protest Fights Back Against Gentrification
Anti-gentrification protesters took the streets to fight condo developments in their neighbourhood.
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NewsConcordia Well Represented at Third Annual Montreal Space Symposium
Starry-eyed space enthusiasts gathered at the International Civil Aviation Organization headquarters in Montreal for the third annual Montreal Space Symposium.
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NewsVille-Marie Candidates Debate Environment, Reconciliation
The debate, organized by the Student’s Society of McGill University, assembled Liberal Minister Prime Marc Miller, Conservative candidate Michael Forian, New Democratic Party candidate Sophie Thiébaut, and Green Party candidate Liana Canton-Cusmano.
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NewsCSU Gives Funding to Engineering Club Spaces
The itemized budget submitted to the CSU detailed the needs of the different clubs, including new laptops, workstation computers, servers, and various peripherals.
