Michael Wrobel
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SCPASA to Join ASSÉ
The School of Community and Public Affairs Students’ Association voted in favour of joining the Association pour une solidarité syndicale étudiante last week.
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Montreal’s New Planetarium
When the Montreal Planetarium shut down in October 2011, stargazers were undoubtedly disappointed. But the closure was only temporary. And on April 6, the wait will finally be over.
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NewsUnifying Unions, Deconstructing Differences
University labour unions and student associations stand to learn a lot from one another.
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NewsCUFA Reaches Tentative Agreement with ConU
The Concordia University Faculty Association, which represents…
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NewsEducation Pivotal in Quebec Liberal Race
Philippe Couillard wants to make Quebec’s brainpower his priority.
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NewsTalking Sustainability
The diverse and seemingly unrelated disciplines of economics, international development, psychology, health sciences and agricultural studies share at least one common concept—the broadly defined, elusive idea of sustainability.
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NewsPLAN NORD
On Feb. 8 and 9. Montreal played host to the renamed Salon des ressources naturelles, a forum on employment to support Plan Nord. Hundreds protested outside, while the forum went on indoors.
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OpinionsPlaying With Weighted Dice
Quebec’s much-anticipated Summit on Higher Education is set to take place at the end of February, but it seems the dice have already been loaded against students.
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NewsPicking Apart the Pipeline
With universities investing in oil companies, pipeline expansion proposals passing and chemical spills no longer being considered newsworthy enough for local papers, someone had to say something.
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News2110 Centre & Missing Justice to Host Teach-In
The number of native women reported to have gone missing or been murdered in Canada over the past three decades varies greatly—depending on who you ask.
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NewsYoung Quebec Liberals Hear From Leadership Candidates
The four candidates running for leadership of the Quebec Liberal Party courted…
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NewsMarching Towards a Solution
As upwards of 100 people took to the streets of downtown Montreal Friday to participate in the Take Back the Night protest, the message was clear: sexual and gendered
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OpinionsUnexpectedly Elected
For years, the mainstream media complained about the low rate of youth participation in elections.
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NewsCanadian Youth Converge in Ottawa for Environmental Conference
Approximately 50 students from Concordia University and 1,000 youth from across Canada will assemble in Ottawa this weekend for Power Shift, a three-day conference on climate change and renewable energy.
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OpinionsDisrespecting the Process
For people elected through a democratic process, our federal and provincial governments certainly have an odd and profound dislike for our democratic institutions.
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OpinionsDo It for the Kids
Right now, 5.6 million children have no representation at the federal level of government in Canada.
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OpinionsLet’s Get Proportional
After last Tuesday’s provincial election produced a slim victory for the Parti Québécois, it seems the time has come to re-start the conversation about electoral reform.

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