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Consent Training Now Mandatory For All ASFA Employees
Tenth Annual Vigil Raises Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
Indigenous Women Say Canada’s Legislative is Discriminatory
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Stingers’ Hugo Roy Signs Contract With Milwaukee Admirals
Philippe Hudon’s Farewell
Queen’s 5, Concordia 4: Collapse Ends Stingers’ Season
The VAV to Host Performance Art Evening
Festival Review : ‘We are the Light,’ by Women of Colour
Play Review: Imago Theatre Presents ‘Elsewhere’
Blackout Sets the Record Straight On Concordia’s Computer Riot
Letter: The PSSA’s General Assembly Was a Massive Disaster
The Cryptocurrency Market is Still Risky
Finding a Middle Ground in Leftist Circles
The Horrible Unending Cycle of Migraines
Editorial: Students Deserve an Explanation
Photo Essay: Melinda Prévost and the Life of a Diabetic Athlete
Women and Sterilization: Why are Young Women Still Being Denied Tubal Ligation?
Looking Into the Lifesaving Naloxone
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Canada Chooses Oil Over People (Again)
The Confrontations With the Wet’suwet’en Nation Show the Federal Government Isn’t Interested in Real Reconciliation
With the entire world watching, Canada can no longer hold themselves up as this ultimate utopian purveyor of human rights.
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Stingers Equipment Manager Is Living His “Dream Job”
Daryl Ashenden Loves Every Minute of His Life as an Equipment Manager
On Nov. 9, the Stingers men’s hockey team prepared for another game against their crosstown rivals as they visited McGill’s McConnell Arena. What was supposed to be an intense and riveting game turned into a needlessly violent affair with more penalty minutes than total time played. What most onlookers didn’t notice was the absolute chaos that was unfolding behind the scenes.
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Don’t @ Me: Gritty Needs to Be Stopped
There’s Only So Many Gritty Shitposts the Internet Can Take
Gritty only has apologists.
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Climate Change Isn’t the Great Equalizer
At-Risk Populations Face the Biggest Climate Change Dangers
Environmental disasters will affect at-risk populations much more.
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Stingers Soccer Teams Look to Regroup in Offseason
Both Teams Looking to Develop Key Signings During Winter Season
On a cold Sunday, at Concordia Stadium, both Concordia soccer teams closed their seasons off with disappointing losses to Université de Sherbrooke Vert et Or, on Oct. 21.
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Martlets 3, Stingers 0: Crosstown Rivals Spoil Home Opener
Stingers Women’s Hockey Shutout By McGill Martlets
The Concordia Stingers women’s team had their home opener spoiled on Sunday as the McGill Martlets walked out of Ed Meagher Arena with a convincing 3-0 win.
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Greg Sutton is Concordia Soccer’s Master Coach
Sutton Is Now Heading Up Both Concordia’s Men’s and Women’s Soccer Teams
On the second floor of the Loyola Campus’ PERFORM centre, you can find the majority of the Stingers’ coaches’ offices peering down into the gym below.
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Tennis Has a Sexism Problem
Tennis’ Outdated Culture Overshadows Players and Talent
Women in sport are not treated the same as men.
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Laval 2, Concordia 1: Stingers Give Up Lead After Disappointing Second Half
Team Falters After Strong Start, Misses Key Chances
While an improvement on last year, a 1-2-1 start to their outdoor campaign was not where the Concordia men’s soccer team wanted to be after having finished top of the league during the winter season.
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Concordia 33, McGill 26: Stingers Football Team Hold on to Claim 50th Annual Shaughnessy Cup
Spread Out Offense and Half Time Adjustments Bring Comeback Win
The Shaughnessy Cup has been a fixture in the eternal McGill/Concordia rivalry and always adds and extra layer of tension when the trophy is up for grabs. That was the case on Sept. 15 as the Stingers and Redmen met at Percival Molson Stadium for the 50th iteration of the contest.
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Who Are The Concordia Stingers Teams?
A Look at the Stingers Teams Heading Into the Season
Concordia’s 2018-2019 teams:
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Concordia Outdoors Club Strives for Inclusivity in its Activities
The Group Hopes to Welcome Nature Enthusiasts of All Levels
Clubs on campus are one of the crucial elements of student life that not only improve people’s experience, but can also introduce them to new Concordians with similar interests. As the school year comes to a close, there are many clubs that have grown and welcomed new members.
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Dvir Cahana Looking Forward As Stingers Basketball Career Comes to an End
Stingers Forward Balanced Faith, School and Basketball During his Years with the Team
Dvir Cahana balanced faith and the busy life of a student athlete with the Stingers
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Stingers Keep Their Season Alive
Concordia Will Play for the RSEQ Title
Concordia Stingers women’s hockey head coach Julie Chu did not mince words following their 3-2 overtime loss to the Université de Montréal Carabins on Thursday.
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Concordia 3, Montréal 2: Stingers Force Game Three After Tense Game Two Win
Stingers and Carabins Avoid Overtime for First Time This Season
The Concordia Stingers women’s hockey team returned to Ed Meagher arena Saturday for a must-win game two against the Université de Montréal Carabins in the Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec finals.
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Rookie Stingers Defender Carl Neill Stuns in Breakout Season
Newcomer Beats Out All U Sports Defenders in Scoring
Rookie defender Carl Neill has turned heads all over the Réseau de sports étudiants de Quebec this year, having helped the Stingers men’s hockey team continue their solid run of form from last year.
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Montreal 14, Vanke 0: First Place Canadiennes Show No Mercy to Expansion Team
Les Canadiennes Make it 2-0 Over the Weekend
Les Canadiennes de Montréal ran rampant Saturday afternoon at Arena Michel-Normandin against one of the two Chinese expansion teams from Shenzhen, China, the Vanke Rays 14-0.
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Thirty Years Later: How the Montreal Protocol Changed the World
A Look at How the Protocol Became the Benchmark For International Co-operation
Not only did the Montreal Protocol effectively mitigate some of the most dangerous effects that would have come up without properly addressing the amount of ozone, it was also a landmark moment for international diplomacy.
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A New Chapter in Alexandra Ibaceta’s Career
Stingers Midfielder Improving Since Move From Chile
Concordia’s first-year attacking midfielder grew up watching her father, Gerardo Ibaceta, play professionally in the Chilean league. With soccer being as much a religion in Chile as hockey is in Canada, she was lacing up the cleats in no time.
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Rouge et Or 46, Stingers 14: Injury-Ravaged Stingers Outclassed
Concordia’s Quarterback Woes An Issue as Laval Runs Wild
On Sept. 24, the Concordia Stingers and Université Laval Rouge et Or duked it out in a thrilling 12-8 game that ultimately saw Laval come away with the win.
