Public Campaign to Garner Support for a Green New Deal in Canada Continues
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Concordia to Vote on Tuition Hikes for Deregulated International Students
Shut Up and Dribble: Time To Pay Women What They’re Owed
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CSMRO 2, AS Blainville 2: Late Drama Keeps Griffons Tied for League Lead
Rodrigo y Gabriela Stop At the Jazz Fest for Their ‘Mettavolution’ Tour
Richard Reed Parry Creates a Soothing Universe Through Music and Film at the Jazz Fest
Curatorial Collective Antes Makes Their Own Space Outside of Concordia
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It’s Time We Stop Hating On Social Media Influencers
Sexiness and The Self: Being Yourself is Attractive
The STM Inspectors Should Be Held Accountable
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Editorial: IIlegal Airbnbs Should Not Be Ignored
It isn’t the quasi-hotels themselves that are the problem; its their ripple effects.
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Editorial: The CSU’s Daycare Is Open… Finally!
New Service Meets a Crucial Need for Student Parents
The campus daycare poses a positive step in helping lessen the burden and making Concordia a more accessible institution. -
PBHT 149: The “Tequila & Mascots” Edition (ft. Marcus MacDonald)
In the final episode before our 150th episode celebrations, we’re joined by new contributor Marcus MacDonald to talk everything from the Super Bowl to the Rivalry Series between Canada and the US’ women’s national teams.
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Application and Eligibility for The Link’s By-Election
The Link is looking for passionate journalists and artists to fill our video editor and graphics editor positions.
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Editorial: Doug Ford’s New Legislation Directly Attacks Student Unions and the Press
Students Need More Say in How Their Own Money is Spent
University administrators should not be in a position to decide if student unions are “essential” enough to deserve reliable funding.
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PBHT 148: The “Hockey Rants” Edition (ft. Marie-Joëlle Allard)
We kick off an episode filled with hockey rants with a brand new intro song! Plus, guest Marie-Joëlle Allard of the CWHL’s Les Canadiennes joins us to talk the upcoming Pink in the Rink breast cancer awareness game.
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Editorial: Concordia Needs to Play a Stronger Role in Aiding Students With Addictions
We Can’t Keep Ignoring Students With Addiction Issues
Last week, the Concordia Student Union kickstarted a plan to begin a conversation about addiction with the Concordia community.
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PBHT 147: The “New Kids on the Block” Edition (ft. Dylan McCrory)
Dylan McCrory joins us to talk about the eight new additions joining the Concordia men’s hockey team, and discusses what it was like playing his first game in almost 365 days. Plus, we share our hot takes on Concordia and professional sports.
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Application and Eligibility for The Link’s By-Election
The Link is looking for passionate journalists and artists to fill our video editor and graphics editor positions.
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Editorial: Addressing Mental Health, Addiction Support and Education In Our Institutions
Youth Need to be Educated on Substance Abuse and Mental Illness
From a young age to well into our later years, our education system seems to be working against our mental health and, at times, our physical health.
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PBHT 146: The “PBHT Athlete of the Year” Edition
On this week’s episode we run down our top athletes of 2018 and discuss Seattle’s NHL team, what’s happening with Kareem Hunt, and Concordia men’s hockey’s recent signing.
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Editorial: CSU By-Elections Were a Peek Into the Union’s Disorganization
Botched Polling Process Cost Students Money
Not involving Concordia students in the decision to hold online voting in the pending by-elections puts the function of the CSU into question.
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PBHT 145: The “Tensity” Edition (ft. Sami Ghandour)
We discuss what’s happening in the NHL, as well as the recent news involving the NBA’s Washington Wizards power forward, Dwight Howard. We’re joined by Stingers’ men’s basketball’s Sami Ghandour to talk his return from injury and what to expect from the team moving forward.
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PBHT 144: The “Tangent” Edition (ft. Jillian Saulnier & Tristan D’Amours)
Our former host Tristan D’Amours, co-host of The Scrum Podcast makes a surprise appearance on this week’s episode to discuss the ongoing NHL concussion lawsuit. Plus, we talk about how messy the LA Kings are right now, and we’re joined by Les Canadiennes’ Jillian Saulnier, who tells us about her experience at The Four Nations Cup. Finally, we head to Stingersland as per usual to discuss the men’s rugby team’s RSEQ championship win and their upcoming to trip to Nationals.
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PBHT 143: The “New Friends” Edition
New faces to the podcast Anthony Fortugno and Victor Dépois join us to talk Stingers news from the football team’s underwhelming season to the men’s rugby team’s second consecutive undefeated season. We also cover what’s been happening in and around the NHL, including recent firings and the Ottawa Senators Uber video.
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Apply for the Doug Leslie Bursary: Editors and Staff Welcome to Apply
When he passed away in 2012, a bursary fund was set up in his name. Every year $1,000 is distributed in his honour to Linkies in financial need–to either one person or split between two.
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Editorial: It’s Time for Quebec to Stop Denying the Existence of Trans and Non-Binary
We Support the Centre for Gender Advocacy in Their Lawsuit Challenging Quebec’s Civil Code
Quebec’s Civil Code in particular discriminates against trans and non-binary people without legal status
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Editorial: Paying People for Their Work Should Not Be Radical
As Strikes Take Over Quebec, It’s Time Interns’ Work Is Taken Seriously
Being properly paid for your work isn’t radical.
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Apply for the Doug Leslie Bursary: Editors and Staff Welcome to Apply
To be eligible you need to have staff status, meaning you’ve contributed at least four separate times to four issues this semester.
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Editorial: Montreal Police Keep Using Excessive Force
SPVM Has to Do Better With People Who Are Marginalized, Have Mental Illness
Clearly, Gibbs’ case was not a one-off situation
