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Mandatory CSU In-Person Consent Training Called Into Question
Rapid HIV-Testing Clinic Aims to Break Stigma
CBC Sports and U Sports Merge for Coverage of Winter National Championship Events
Laval 68, Concordia 60: Women’s Basketball Playoff Hopes on Thin Ice
Ottawa 3, Concordia 1: Ottawa Stuns First Place Stingers Women’s Hockey At Home
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Poem of the Week: “Creature of Time”
Poetry Nite Is Brought Into 2020
Artists Protest in Music and Poetry Quebec’s Secularism Law
Open Letter: Sex Workers are Disposable
Letter to the Editor: Denouncing Council Candidates
American Exceptionalism Explained
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Students With Social Anxiety Should Be Excused From Presentations
Editorial: It’s Not Enough to Claim to Be an Advocacy Publication
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Editorial: The Canada You Know And Love Is Racist
Quebec and Canada Share a Deeply Racist Past That Permeates Into the Present
The current Quebec government not only turns a blind eye to systemic racism, it actively denies its existence.
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PBHT 160: The “Win or Go Home” Edition (ft. Greg Sutton)
On this episode of the podcast, Host and Co-host Elias Grigoriadis and John Ngala are joined by contributor Maxime Cadotte, as they delve into the NBA’s opening week, Habs’ start to the season and most importantly the Win or Go Home weekend for Stingers Soccer. With men’s soccer head coach Greg Sutton on as a guest, the conversation changes gears as he gives his thoughts on his first postseason battle in seven years. Press play!!!
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Apply for the Doug Leslie Bursary: Editors and Staff Welcome to Apply
Doug Leslie was The Link’s first editor-in-chief. 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: Reconciliation is an Empty Word for the Liberals
By Appealing the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal’s Ruling, the Government Once Again Shows Its True Colours.
By appealing this decision, Trudeau and the Liberal party have yet again shown that they are much more concerned with campaigning as progressives, instead of actually being progressive.
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PBHT 159: The “Racism” Edition (ft. Maxime Cadotte)
On this episode of the podcast, Host and Co-Host Elias Grigoriadis and John Ngala are joined by contributor and first time guest Maxime Cadotte to discuss Montreal Alouettes and Canadiens, racism in soccer, and most importantly Stinger sports. Should be a fun one!
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Editorial: Discrimination and Lack of Concrete Action, Nothing New in Quebec
Apologies and Vague Promises Aren’t Enough From Those in Power
The fact that the first instinct of the government and the police wasn’t to talk policy change, but to either say sorry or not really say anything of substance shows where the real priorities are.
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Reminder: Volume 40 By-Elections Are Coming Up
The Link is looking for looking for passionate journalists and artists to fill our open positions for two co-news editors, a copy editor, and a photo editor, and will be running a by-election on Oct. 15 at 5 p.m. in our office.
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Editorial: It Takes All of Us, But Who Cares?
The School’s Training Is Ineffective, Lacking, and Isn’t Being Taken Seriously
The university boasts about taking the training to other universities in Quebec, but the way it exists now is a not-good-enough, token gesture that seems to have been created only to fulfill Bill 151’s requirements.
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PBHT 158: The “Hockey” Edition
On this episode of the podcast, Host and Co-Host Elias Grigoriadis and John Ngala are joined by Managing Editor Dustin Kagan-Fleming as well as Coordinating Editor Olivier Cadotte, as they talk NHL and Stingers Hockey.
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Reminder: Application and Eligibility for The Link’s By-Election (Vol. 40)
The Link is looking for looking for passionate journalists and artists to fill our open positions for two co-news editors, a copy editor, and a photo editor, and will be running a by-election on Oct. 15 at 5 p.m. in our office.
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Editorial: Politics Care About You Even if You Don’t Care About Them
Those in Power Have a Vested Interest in Your Inaction
Power is an omnipresent part of everyone’s life—we shouldn’t treat the people in power as our benevolent overlords.
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PBHT 157: The “New Chapter” Edition (ft. Rastko Popovic)
On episode 157 of the PBHT, host and co-host John and Elias are joined by new contributor Olivier Neven and coordinating editor Olivier Cadotte. They dive into the Impact’s Canadian Championship win and their chances in the Champions League. They also look into Stingers sports, notably the mens basketball that is also starting a new chapter, with head coach Rastko Popovic joining the conversation and sharing his thoughts about his teams upcoming non conference play. Have a listen!
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Application and Eligibility for The Link’s By-Election (Vol. 40)
The Link is looking for looking for passionate journalists and artists to fill our open positions for two co-news editors, a copy editor, and a photo editor, and will be running a by-election on Oct. 15 at 5 p.m. in our office.
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Editorial: No Time for Apathy
In a Time of Massive Changes, Don’t Stay on the Sidelines
It is not enough to simply enroll, show up to class, and leave with your degree when your time at university ends.
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Editorial: Don’t Let the Pressure to Have Fun Stop You from Having Fun
As You Navigate Through These First Few Weeks, Take the Path That’s Right For You
The first few weeks of a new school year can be a stressful time. New course material, meeting new people, it can all contribute to added stress. And along with trying to fit into a new environment can come the pressure to drink and smoke, go out, and hook up.
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PBHT 156: The “Draft Day” Edition (ft. Oseremen Irete)
On this episode of the podcast, we dissect the NHL, NFL, and NBA, giving our picks on which teams and players are gonna overachieve, underachieve, bust and make a run in the post season. With our guest and new contributor Oseremen Irete, the conversation should hit straight home! Hope you enjoy!
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Editorial: We’re in This Climate Crisis Together
While Individual Actions Are Nice, Mass Social Movements Are How People Can Truely Tackle Climate Change
It doesn’t seem like those in positions of power are going to radically change their policies any time soon—at least not if we’re quiet.
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Editorial: 40 Years of History
For 40 Years, The Link Has Served Its Community, and That’s One Thing That Won’t Ever Change
“With this premiere issue of The Link, the changing face of Concordia is reflected.”
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PBHT 155: All About the Bees (ft. Brad Collinson)
On this episode of the podcast, we look at all of Concordia’s varsity teams giving some predictions, expectations and performances for the upcoming year. We also have a special guest, football head coach Brad Collinson, join us and give us his thoughts on his full season at the helm of the program.
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Editorial: A Look Back at Volume 39
This month marks the end of The Link’s Volume 39, and for many of us, the end of our mandates as editors of this publication.
