Jaime Kerr
Jaime Kerr is Vol. 43's fringe arts editor and was one of Vol. 42's news editors. He has a high cinnamon tolerance.
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NewsConcordia security restrained woman in revolving doors
A woman was restrained in revolving doors by Concordia security personnel.
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NewsPartially in-person semester sees a dip in CSU voter turnout
The CSU General Election Results are in! Students voted on referendum questions and next year’s CSU representatives.
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NewsConcordia student aiding thousands of refugees crossing the Ukrainian/Hungarian border
Concordia student Győrffy Christopher is at the Ukraine/Hungary border helping those fleeing the war.
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NewsSpontaneous counter-protest seen as symbolic victory over “Freedom Convoy”
Ottawans take matters into their own hands by successfully blocking route of “Freedom Convoy“column.
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NewsTeaching and Research Assistants at Concordia protest and distribute N95 masks in unsafe return to campus
TRAC takes campus safety into its own by distributing N95 masks to students and faculty.
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NewsConcordia Senate vote against the implementation of pass/fail
BREAKING: pass/fail fails vote in Concordia’s Senate.
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More than 20 per cent voter turnout highlights return to political normalcy for the CSU
Students vote for pass/fail, a Charter of Student Rights, and a position against transphobia in return to normal levels of voter turnout.
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Fringe ArtsMontreal jazz collective The Liquor Store release sprawling new album of dark, layered tracks
The group aims for a mix of complexity and accessibility on bold sophomore outing.
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Fringe ArtsPop artist Radiant Baby releases new album two years in the making
Montreal based musician reflects on taking risks, relying on your friends, and the challenges of bilingual songwriting.
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Fringe ArtsThe Ember Glows help reignite the city’s indie scene with a rousing return to live shows
Montreal rockers return to the stage with support from friends and fellow local indie artists.
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NewsResearch finds young LGBTQ+ Montrealers shifting away from the Gay Village
A generational shift away from Montreal’s Gay Village and towards alternative Queer spaces within the city’s LGBTQ+ community has been detected.
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NewsMontrealers are facing barriers when accessing mental health services
Resources for mental health are facing scarcity in Montreal. What does this mean for Concordia’s student body?
