CSU councillor against motion for more representation on committees
Online schooling leaving students with learning disabilities behind
CSU sexual assault policy becomes bylaw
Filipino group Anakbayan commemorate the survivors of martial law
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Stingers against racism
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No Stingers action this fall
Concordia’s VAV Gallery moves forward with hybrid exhibitions
Marché Imaginaire makes its debut this fall
Karaoke enthusiasts fear for future of the industry after ban
Sneaker culture has fans in Montreal
Open Letter: Sex Workers are Disposable
Letter to the Editor: Denouncing Council Candidates
Turn your camera off in online class
Don’t@Me: Plants are overrated
Pay Black trans women for their work
The world is doomed but we still got Zoom
Chronicles of a pandemic summer
‘Am I Next?’: An interview with Daylen Conserve
Concordia resources available to students
A summer of protest
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Editorial: It’s Not Enough to Claim to Be an Advocacy Publication
As an advocacy publication, we believe it is crucial to be a platform for queer voices to set the record straight.
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Editorial: The CSU’s Priorities Are Misplaced
There Are Bigger Problems Than Bathrooms and Wi-Fi
Clean bathrooms and Wi-Fi on the shuttle are nice, but they shouldn’t be the main priorities of a student union.
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Call-Out: The Link’s February By-Election (Vol. 40)
If you would like to apply, drop off a letter explaining what you’ve got to bring to the team attach samples of your best work for us on the board in our main room, one week before the election at 4 p.m. on Feb. 4.
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Editorial: In Solidarity With CULEU
It’s Time to Reach a Deal, Concordia
Library employees have been without a collective agreement for over 800 days. This is unacceptable.
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PBHT 164: The “Around The Leagues” Episode (ft. Oseremen Irete & Maxime Cadotte)
We’re back for our first podcast of the year with contributors Oseremen Irete and Maxime Cadotte. We go inside MLB, NBA, NFL and Stingers news and some superbowl predictions! Hope you enjoy and happy new year!
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Editorial: Forever Wars Make Forever Victims
The Tragedy of Flight 752 in Iran Is a By-Product of the Horrors of War
The delusion that the world’s eyes are secondary to those of the USA has precipitated chaos and heartache and runs much deeper than one rogue presidency.
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Application and Eligibility for The Link’s January By-Election (Vol. 40)
The Link is looking for looking for passionate journalists and artists to fill our open video editor position and will be running a by-election on Jan. 28 at 5 p.m. in our office.
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Editorial: Pick Your Battles
Multinational corporations have made it a business to suck this planet dry for a profit and have used every tactic in the book to deflect any adequate level of blame or consequence.
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PBHT 163: The “What Just Happened” Episode (ft. Ireland Compton & Louis Pringle)
On this episode of the podcast, our Editor-in-Chief Ireland Compton and first time guest and contributor Louis Pringle make an appearance. We talk Habs, fantasy, stingers women’s hockey and the bombshell news in men’s rugby with head coach Craig Beemer leaving the team. Hope you enjoy!
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PBHT 162: The “No Place Like Home” Episode (ft. Tristan D’amours & Ireland Compton)
The wait is over!! On this special episode of the podcast, we are joined by you’re favourite Editor-in-Chief Ireland Compton and the one and only Tristan D’amours. We talk Euro soccer, Habs and toxicity in the NHL community, NBA and discuss its feasibility in Montreal! Give it a listen!!
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Editorial: Free Public Transportation Is an Achievable and Worthy Investment
Climate Change Only One of Many Reasons to Prioritize Transit
We should not fear investing in a better world.
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Editorial: The CAQ’s Policies Don’t Just Attract Hate Groups—They Normalize Them
Alt-Right Counter-Protesters at Friday’s Demonstration Are Just the Tip of the Iceberg
It shouldn’t be normal for hate groups to show up in broad daylight and defend the government by yelling at students and People of Colour.
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Editorial: CSU Referendum Questions Misrepresentative, Lacked Transparency
As student journalists, we understand that the way you communicate matters.
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Editorial: Against Online Opt-Out and Faculty Representation Referendum Questions
Online Opt-Out Endangers Student Groups Vital to Diversity and Equity at Concordia
As many student groups rely on this money to operate, this will almost certainly cause the gutting or shuttering of these important groups.
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PBHT 161: The “Way Back When” Edition (ft. Breea Kobernick)
On this episode of the podcast, Host and Co-Host Elias Grigoriadis and John Ngala are joined by Graphics Editor Breea Kobernick as they take a look back at their days as athletes and their passion for sports. They also delve into important Stinger news as both basketball teams kick off their season and the men’s rugby team looks to capture another championship heading into Nationals. Hope you enjoy!
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Want to Represent The Link at NASH82?
Every year, The Link takes part in the Canadian University Press’ annual national conference, also known as NASH. The conference gathers student journalists from across Canada, and Link delegates get the chance to attend workshops about the media from the pros. There’s also an awards ceremony—the JHM Awards, aka the Johnnies—that honour the best student journalism in Canada.
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Reminder - 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: It’s Not Always Obvious
Obviously, change won’t happen overnight—and it is easier said than done—but where is the initiative?
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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!!!
