In This Issue
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NewsParti Québécois projected to form new minority government of Quebec
The Parti Québécois is projected to form a new minority government of Quebec. Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is projected to be the new premier of Quebec.
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OpinionsThree years of genocide, decades of occupation
The genocide in Gaza has been ongoing for three years, but the occupation of Palestine has been unfolding for 78 years. The Link pledges to continue highlighting Palestinian stories and reporting on Montreal’s community’s efforts to stop the genocide.
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Fringe ArtsMontreal thrash metal band Postluven gets signed
Postluven, an indie thrash metal band founded in 2024, has signed with CDN Records. The band has grown quickly but not without challenges. Their upcoming album Valley of Mortality will be distributed by CDN Records and released in October.
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Fringe ArtsJenJoon reveals the secret behind his biggest hits after Montreal’s show
Pop-rap artist JenJoon sat down for an interview with The Link two days after his Montreal show, reflecting on a career that took him from financial struggles in his hometown to concerts across three continents.
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NewsMontreal adopts bylaw to ban insults against police, inciting criticism
Montreal adopted a bylaw banning insults against police officers, drawing criticism and a lawsuit from Montrealers, lawyers and academics about police powers.
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OpinionsConcordia does not care about its disabled students
One student reported submitting support tickets for an accessibility problem, only to get a resolution notification weeks later despite no actual fixes being made. This is unacceptable.
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OpinionsThe age of iced coffee
We have become consumed by outrageous details of what our coffees “should” look like, but nobody seems to be questioning how much we’re consuming, or worse, what we’re putting in them.
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NewsUS-Canada tensions and their effects on Academia
From U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats to Canadian sovereignty and Canada’s retaliatory tariffs, professors and international students are grappling with the aftermath of this political turmoil.
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NewsConcordia Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineers roars to life after years of inactivity
Concordia University’s chapter of the Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineers is back and thriving after the previous mandate ended due to mismanagement.
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OpinionsNostalgia Nook: Corporations keep trying to cash in on our childhood
When nostalgia is lazily used to bait an audience, nothing is interesting about your campaign.
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OpinionsThe problem with restaurant gap relationships
Why what you think are small differences when it comes to food actually have a big impact on your relationship.
