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English Students ‘Condemn’ University’s Mishandling of Sexual Violence
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Strike Votes Imminent as Departments Prepare for Mobilization
Queen’s 5, Concordia 4: Collapse Ends Stingers’ Season
McGill 70, Concordia 59: Stingers Suffer Second Consecutive Loss During Seniors Night
Queen’s 3, Concordia 2: Stingers Fall in Game One of Rematch Series
Canadian Elite Basketball League Joins Forces With U SPORTS
Festival Review : ‘We are the Light,’ by Women of Colour
Play Review: Imago Theatre Presents ‘Elsewhere’
Blackout Sets the Record Straight On Concordia’s Computer Riot
Strange Froots Call For ‘the Motherland’ at the Lux Magna Festival
Letter: The PSSA’s General Assembly Was a Massive Disaster
The Horrible Unending Cycle of Migraines
Public Reactions to Sexual Assault Accusations Are Distressing as a Survivor
Editorial: IIlegal Airbnbs Should Not Be Ignored
Morgentaler’s Fight for Abortion Rights
Photo Essay: Melinda Prévost and the Life of a Diabetic Athlete
Women and Sterilization: Why are Young Women Still Being Denied Tubal Ligation?
Looking Into the Lifesaving Naloxone
Self Image and Deprecation: A Personal Narrative on Body Image and Mental Health
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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
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Want to Represent The Link at Nash81?
Every year The Link takes part in the Canadian University Press’ annual national conference. Interested in taking part?
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Editorial: Decriminalization in Canada
Why the Decriminalization of Drugs Could Be the Solution Canada Needs
Decriminalizing drugs does not mean encouraging people to use them, but rather to lessen the negative social or criminal effects on those that do.
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Apply for the Doug Leslie Bursary: Editors and Staff Welcome to Apply
Every year $1,000 is distributed in Doug Leslie’s honour to Linkies in financial need, so please apply!
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Editorial: Concordia’s Reports of Sexual Violence Increase, But Violence Has Always Been Here
A Look at Concordia’s History of Sexual Violence
Victims of sexual violence are not just a statistic.
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PBHT 142: The “Hammer Time” Edition (ft. Dario Vincelli)
Sorry for the background noises gang, our floor is under renovations and we don’t have soundproofing in the room we record in. This didn’t stop us from recording a new episode (Olivier’s first!) for you though, so listen as we chat with Dario Vincelli from Concordia’s baseball team about their trip to the Canadian University World Series. We also bring you more Stingerland, plus updates from the NHL and CWHL. Enjoy!
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Editorial: Students Belong in Concordia’s Highest Decision-Making Bodies
Concordia’s Senate and Board of Governors Are Lacking Student Representation
Student representation is an integral part of the university, yet fewer students are a part of Concordia’s governing bodies
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PBHT 141: The “Revenant” Edition (ft. Tristan D’Amours & Katherine Purchase)
That’s right! You know him, you love him, it’s Tristan D’Amours and he’s back on this episode of the Pressbox Hat Trick podcast. We talk racist sports team names in light of McGill’s upcoming vote to change their men’s team name. We also talk NHL, CWHL, and of course, Stingers sports!
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Editorial: With Legalization Coming, We Should Be Questioning Who It Benefits
Legalization Benefits Higher Classes, While the Incarcerated Remain Imprisoned
Legalization should benefit everyone.
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The Link is Gearing Up for NASH and We Need Your Help
Something we did you liked? Let us know and we’ll nominate it for a national award!
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Editorial: The New Provincial Government Has a Bad Track Record With Minorities
The CAQ Doesn’t Care About Indigenous Peoples and Uses Divisive Policies
Indigenous rights were largely ignored during the provincial elections that just passed.
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PBHT 140: The “Fantasy Sports” Edition (ft, Moritz Wittmann)
We chat fantasy sports and the Stingers on this episode of the Pressbox Hat Trick podcast. Plus, Ireland is joined by men’s rugby’s Moritz Wittmann to talk about what it’s like to be the most wanted team in RSEQ rugby and coming back from a concussion.
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Editorial: We Are Not a Voice for the Voiceless
We are a platform for voices that are often unheard, underrepresented and undermined.
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The Link By-Election: Who’s Running
To be eligible contributors must have completed four assignments between June and September to four separate publishing weeks.
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PBHT 139: The “Gritty” Edition (ft. Aaron Lakoff & Colin Grannary)
It’s Gritty! We sit down and talk about the mascot that’s captured everyone’s heart and find out what Dustin’s new favourite internet thing is. Guest Aaron Lakoff joins us to chat about his new podcats, Changing On The Fly, a podcast that joins hockey and social justice. Find the podcast at changingonthefly.wordpress.com. We also sit down and talk hockey with Stingers recruit Colin Grannary who’s made the leap from the NCAA to U Sports.
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The Link By-Election: Who’s Eligible to Run and Vote
If you want to apply drop off a letter explaining what you’ve got to bring to the team and attach three of your best Link articles for us on on the board in our main room, one week before the election at 4 p.m. on Sept. 25.
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Editorial: Education Should Be Accessible for All
We Can’t Keep Pushing Interns and Lower Income Students to the Side
Access to higher learning should not be limited to those with the financial means to use a system that discriminates against lower income students.
