Danielle Rudnicka-Lavoie

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  Ten Years and Still No Justice

  Danielle Rudnicka-Lavoie – Published October 6, 2015

  More than 500 people attended the 10th annual March and Vigil for Missing and Murdered Native Women that started at Cabot Square on Sunday afternoon.

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  CUPFA Still Without a Collective Agreement

  Danielle Rudnicka-Lavoie – Published September 21, 2015

  The Concordia University Part-Time Faculty Association (CUPFA) has been without a collective agreement for 144 days, according to a clock counting up the minutes on its website Tuesday morning.

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  Special Issue

  A Guide to Life in N.D.G.

  Laura Lalonde & Danielle Rudnicka-Lavoie & Julian McKenzie – Published September 8, 2015

  So you’re away from the lively, yet hectic downtown area and have opted for the greener, calmer Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. Here are some places to check out that should make your life in NDG all the better.

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  From Student To Federal Politics

  Danielle Rudnicka-Lavoie – Published August 31, 2015

  With five years of experience in student politics, Melissa Kate Wheeler, 25, is ready to make the leap to federal politics, running for the Green Party of Canada in the riding of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Westmount.

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  Refurbished Cabot Square Empowers Montreal Aboriginal Community

  Danielle Rudnicka-Lavoie – Published August 26, 2015

  After renovations lasting over a year, Cabot Square, featuring a new Aboriginal-run cafe, reopened in the Shaughnessy Village area of downtown Montreal last month.

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  “The Brain-Vagina Connection”

  Danielle Rudnicka-Lavoie – Published February 5, 2013

  “It is a very big fucking deal,” said best-selling author and cultural critic Naomi Wolf of the brain-vagina connection…

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  Romeo Dallaire Calls For Proactive Prevention

  Danielle Rudnicka-Lavoie – Published November 4, 2012

  Senator and retired Lieutenant-General Roméo Dallaire gave a talk at Concordia…

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  Expanding Eating Options on Campus

  Danielle Rudnicka-Lavoie – Updated November 7, 2012 at 6:30pm

  Concordia is a diverse community and according to its students, it needs equally diverse food options.

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  Changing of the Chair

  Danielle Rudnicka-Lavoie – Published October 16, 2012

  “If you have a chair that’s not necessarily up to par, it can be very detrimental for the CSU,” said Nick Cuillerier, former chair of the Concordia Student Union and Chief Electoral Officer of the Arts and Science Federation of Associations.

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  Aboriginal Women Speak Out Against Plan Nord

  Danielle Rudnicka-Lavoie – Published October 2, 2012

  Now that Pauline Marois’s Parti Québécois government is in power, the growing uneasiness about what will come of former Premier Jean Charest’s Plan Nord…