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Ray Corkum
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NewsBracing for Impact
Hundreds of St. Henri residents facing eviction due to the forthcoming Turcot Interchange project will meet with the Ministère des Transports Québec this week to discuss the potential ramifications of the mega-project on their community.
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NewsRefresh Your Public Space
Überculture, a student group opposed to the “corporatization of campus and public space,” launched campaigns this past week targeting PepsiCo.
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NewsStrength in Numbers
A group of families affected by police violence joined with civil justice advocates and supporters this past weekend to demand an end to police brutality.
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NewsEverything on the Table
The National chair of the Council of Canadians and “water warrior” Maude Barlow visited Concordia this past week for the Montreal premiere of Liz Marshall’s film Water on the Table.
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NewsWiesel to Speak at Con U
Writer, activist, Noble laureate and Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel will bring his story to Concordia on Oct. 19.
The Romanian-born Wiesel has published nearly 60 books and is a respected commentator on the subject of racism, violence and the evil of apathy in the face of suffering, which he calls the “greatest of all evils.” -
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NewsJustice for Anas
The coroner’s inquiry into the death of Mohamed Anas Bennis will resume despite efforts by the Montreal Police Brotherhood to have the case closed.
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Three Credits and a Baby
The Student Parents Centre of Concordia University and a fledgling student group are working to facilitate the lives of those raising children while pursuing their degree.
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‘Show Me the Money!’
Contract negotiations between Concordia University and the United Steelworkers union are scheduled to resume on Sept. 22.
